Definition of «line»

A line is a straight mark or stroke, especially one that is continuous and unbroken. It can also refer to a narrow strip of land or water, typically following a particular course or direction. In addition, it can mean a horizontal row of text or symbols, such as in a computer program or on paper. The term "line" can be used in various contexts including geometry (a straight line), writing (a line of poetry), and transportation (a train line).

Usage examples

Draw a straight line on a blank sheet of paper.
Stand in line to buy tickets for a concert.
Read the first line of a book to get an idea of the story.
Follow the guidelines written on the assembly line at a factory.
Mention a famous line from a movie during a conversation.
Use a line graph to represent data over a period of time.
Cut in a straight line using a pair of scissors.
Wait in line for your turn at a busy restaurant.
Connect the dots to create a line drawing.

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Manage your interest rate and maximize your flexibility by splitting your mortgage into two or three different types of lines of credit, mortgages and / or loans. (optimummortgage.ca)
Perhaps, you are encouraged to be a member of chat line in order to meet your dream partner. (chatline121.com)
According to the report, 81 per cent of Canadian wireless subscribers have a smartphone, a number in line with what the carriers have reported in their previous earnings. (mobilesyrup.com)
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Definition of «line»

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