n.线，线条，界线，(尤指运动场地的)场地线，场界，皱纹，褶子，分界线，边线，排，（人）队伍，行列，生产线，按时间顺序排列的人（或物、事件），字行，台词，对白，话，言语，一段绳（或索、线等），管道，电话线路，轨道，（行进的）方向，路线，态度，看法，方法，行业，种类，运输公司，防线
vt.(用…)做衬里，(在某物的内部)形成一层，沿…形成行(或列、排)

原形：line第三人称单数：lines复数：lines过去式：lined过去分词：lined现在分词：lining

Eric often messed up his lines.
埃里克经常说错台词。
Tom fuzzed up the plot line with a lot of emotional nonsense.
汤姆说了一大堆情绪激动的废话使情节主线模糊不清。
The line was so long, I decided to wait in the queue.
队伍太长了，我决定排队等候。
She drew a straight line across the page with her pencil.
她用铅笔在纸上画了一条直线。
The telephone line was disconnected, so we couldn't reach them.
电话线路断了，所以我们无法联系到他们。
The train will be delayed if there's a problem with the tracks on this line.
如果这条线路上的铁轨有问题，火车可能会晚点。
The border between the two countries is marked by a clear line on the map.
两国之间的边界在地图上有一条明确的线。
She stood at the end of the line, waiting for her turn.
她在队伍的最后，等待轮到自己。
The new subway line connects downtown with the airport efficiently.
新的地铁线路有效地连接了市中心和机场。
They crossed the finish line first, winning the race.
他们第一个冲过终点线，赢得了比赛。
A queue formed outside the movie theater as people lined up to buy tickets.
电影院外排起了队，人们正在排队买票。
The bookends held the books in place along the shelf, forming a neat line.
书挡把书整齐地排列在书架上，形成了一条线。