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A1  line  çizgi, hatsıra, kuyruk, satır, mısra

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noun  /laɪn   / noun line (noun)
 /laɪn  
/ noun
 
LONG THIN MARK 
1 [countable]
a long thin mark on
the surface of sth or on the ground
çizgi, hat
 to draw a line
 a horizontal/vertical/diagonal/parallel
line
 a straight/wiggly/dotted line
 The old lady had lines on her forehead.
 The ball was definitely over the line.
 the finishing line of a race
DIVISION 
2 [countable]
a border or limit
between one place or thing and another
sınır, çizgi
 to cross state lines
 There's a thin line between showing
interest and being nosy.
ROW 
3 [countable]
a row of people,
things, words on a page, etc.
sıra, kuyruk; 
satır; 
mısra
 There was a long line of people waiting at
the Post Office.
 a five-line poem
 Start each paragraph on a new line.
SERIES 
4 [countable]
a series of people in
a family, or of things or events that follow each other in time
soy, silsile
 He comes from a long line of
musicians.
WORDS 
5 (lines)
[plural]
the words that are
spoken by an actor in a play, etc.
rol
 to learn your lines
STRING 
6 [countable]
a piece of rope or
string
ip
 Hang out the clothes on the (washing) line,
please.
 a fishing line
TELEPHONE 
7 [countable]
a telephone or
electricity wire or connection
 (telefon, elektrik vb.) hat
 I'm sorry – the line is engaged. Can you
try again later?
 The strong winds blew down many power
lines.
 I'll just check for you. Can you hold
the line (hatta beklemek)?
 There need to be clearer lines of
communication between management and workers.
RAILWAY 
8 [countable]
a section of railway track
 (demiryolu) hat
 The accident was caused by a cow on the
line.
DIRECTION 
9 [countable,
usually singular]
a direction or course
of movement, thought or action
yöntem, tarz,
yol
 He was so drunk he couldn't walk in a
straight line.
 Could you move, please – you're in my line
of vision.
 The answer's not quite correct, but you're on
the right lines.
 The two countries' economies are developing
along similar lines.
 The police are taking a hard line
against/on drug dealers.
ACTIVITY 
10 [countable]
something that you do
as a job, do well, or enjoy doing
meslek, meşguliyet
 I can't help you, I'm afraid – computers
are not really (in) my line.
 What line of business/work are you
in?
PRODUCT 
11 [singular]
one type of goods in a
shop, etc.
seri, ürün
tipi
 a new line in environment-friendly
detergents
TRANSPORT 
12 [countable]
a company that
provides transport by air, ship, etc.
 (hava, deniz vb.) taşıma
şirketi
 an airline
ARMY 
13 [countable]
the place where an
army is fighting
hat
 a spy working behind enemy lines
 There's renewed fighting on the front
line.
IDIOMS
draw
the line at sth/doing sth
to say ‘no’ to sth
even though you are happy to help in other ways
çizgiyi
çekmek, orada dur demek
 I do most of the cooking but I draw the
line at washing up as well!
drop
sb a line
(informal)
to write a letter to
sb
mektup
yazmak, iki satır yazmak
 Do drop me a line when you've time.
in
line for sth
likely to get sth
sırada
 You could be in line for promotion if you
keep working like this.
in
line with sth; out of line with sth
(not) similar to sth;
(not) in agreement with sth
uygun; 
uyumlu
olmayan
 These changes will bring the industry in
line with the new laws.
on
line
connected to or
available on a computer system
bilgisayara
bağlı
overstep
the mark/line
to behave in a way
that people think is not acceptable
çok
ileri gitmek, çizgiyi aşmak
 She realized she had overstepped the mark
and quickly apologized.
somewhere
along/down the line
 See SOMEWHERE
take
a hard line (on sth)
to deal with sth in a
very serious way that you will not allow anyone to change
katı
davranmak
 The government has taken a hard line on
people who drink and drive.
toe
the (party) line
to do what sb in
authority tells you to do, even if you do not agree with them
kurallara
uymak

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	line
IPA	/laɪn / noun
Back	çizgi, hat sıra, kuyruk, satır, mısra
Back 2	line (noun) /laɪn / noun LONG THIN MARK 1 [countable] a long thin mark on the surface of sth or on the ground çizgi, hat to draw a line a horizontal/vertical/diagonal/parallel line a straight/wiggly/dotted line The old lady had lines on her forehead. The ball was definitely over the line. the finishing line of a race DIVISION 2 [countable] a border or limit between one place or thing and another sınır, çizgi to cross state lines There's a thin line between showing interest and being nosy. ROW 3 [countable] a row of people, things, words on a page, etc. sıra, kuyruk; satır; mısra There was a long line of people waiting at the Post Office. a five-line poem Start each paragraph on a new line. SERIES 4 [countable] a series of people in a family, or of things or events that follow each other in time soy, silsile He comes from a long line of* musicians.* WORDS 5 (lines) [plural] the words that are spoken by an actor in a play, etc. rol to learn your lines STRING 6 [countable] a piece of rope or string ip Hang out the clothes on the (washing) line, please. a fishing line TELEPHONE 7 [countable] a telephone or electricity wire or connection (telefon, elektrik vb.) hat I'm sorry – the line is engaged. Can you try again later? The strong winds blew down many power lines. I'll just check for you. Can you hold the line (hatta beklemek)? There need to be clearer lines of communication* between management and workers.* RAILWAY 8 [countable] a section of railway track (demiryolu) hat The accident was caused by a cow on the line. DIRECTION 9 [countable, usually singular] a direction or course of movement, thought or action yöntem, tarz, yol He was so drunk he couldn't walk in a straight line. Could you move, please – you're in my line of vision. The answer's not quite correct, but you're on the right lines. The two countries' economies are developing along* similar lines.* The police are taking a hard line* against/on drug dealers.* ACTIVITY 10 [countable] something that you do as a job, do well, or enjoy doing meslek, meşguliyet I can't help you, I'm afraid – computers are not really (in) my line. What line of business/work* are you in?* PRODUCT 11 [singular] one type of goods in a shop, etc. seri, ürün tipi a new line in environment-friendly detergents TRANSPORT 12 [countable] a company that provides transport by air, ship, etc. (hava, deniz vb.) taşıma şirketi an airline ARMY 13 [countable] the place where an army is fighting hat a spy working behind enemy lines There's renewed fighting on the front line. IDIOMS draw the line at sth/doing sth to say ‘no’ to sth even though you are happy to help in other ways çizgiyi çekmek, orada dur demek I do most of the cooking but I draw the line at washing up as well! drop sb a line (informal) to write a letter to sb mektup yazmak, iki satır yazmak Do drop me a line when you've time. in line for sth likely to get sth sırada You could be in line for promotion if you keep working like this. in line with sth; out of line with sth (not) similar to sth; (not) in agreement with sth uygun; uyumlu olmayan These changes will bring the industry in line with the new laws. on line connected to or available on a computer system bilgisayara bağlı overstep the mark/line to behave in a way that people think is not acceptable çok ileri gitmek, çizgiyi aşmak She realized she had overstepped the mark and quickly apologized. somewhere along/down the line See SOMEWHERE take a hard line (on sth) to deal with sth in a very serious way that you will not allow anyone to change katı davranmak The government has taken a hard line on people who drink and drive. toe the (party) line to do what sb in authority tells you to do, even if you do not agree with them kurallara uymak

Line Countable Sth Hat Long People Noun çizgi

line (noun)