英语词汇“lines”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

lines

noun

cocaine. A multiple of LINE (a single dose of cocaine); used in contemporary gay society UK, 2003.

money US, 1973.► do linesto use cocaine US, 2001.► get linesin bodybuilding, to achieve definition, or well-developed and sculpted muscles US, 1984

idiomlines► the battle lines are drawn► hard lines bad/hard luck► be on the right lines be on the right trackalong/on the same lines(also along the lines of ___)(or along these/those lines)used in order to say that something is similar to, or done in a similar way to what you are talking about:Parents are worried that Wolverton's group is organized on the same lines as many cults which influence teenagers and force them to leave their homes and families.Most people applying for the job ask questions along the lines of 'When will I get my first pay rise?'In Germany, the government invests in industries which promote new technology, we would like to see a scheme introduced here along these lines.read between the linesto be able to understand the full meaning of something you hear or read, even though you have not been given all the details:Chrissie assured me that she was happy with Darryl, but reading between the lines I could see that something was bothering her.We've seen a few companies that can write crystal clear reports, however most company literature requires skill at reading between the lines.

line

1. A series of words, as in a conversation, poem, song, etc. He fed the reporters some line about being dedicated to the average worker, but we all know that's a lie. Our songs are really collaborative efforts, and we usually toss lines back and forth to see what fits the song best.

2. slang A line of a powdered drug, especially cocaine, meant to be inhaled through one's nose. I walked in to find them snorting lines of coke off our living room table. I started out doing a line or two in the morning to help pick me up for work, but then I slowly found myself needing to keep doing throughout the day.

lines

n. words; conversation. (see also line.) We tossed some lines back and forth for a while and then split.

词汇	lines
释义	lines Theme: SPEECH n. words; conversation. I like your lines, but I don't have the time.We tossed some lines back and forth for a while and then split. lines noun 1 cocaine. A multiple of LINE (a single dose of cocaine); used in contemporary gay society UK, 2003. 2 money US, 1973.► do linesto use cocaine US, 2001.► get linesin bodybuilding, to achieve definition, or well-developed and sculpted muscles US, 1984 idiomlines► the battle lines are drawn► hard lines bad/hard luck► be on the right lines be on the right trackalong/on the same lines(also along the lines of ___)(or along these/those lines)used in order to say that something is similar to, or done in a similar way to what you are talking about:Parents are worried that Wolverton's group is organized on the same lines as many cults which influence teenagers and force them to leave their homes and families.Most people applying for the job ask questions along the lines of 'When will I get my first pay rise?'In Germany, the government invests in industries which promote new technology, we would like to see a scheme introduced here along these lines.read between the linesto be able to understand the full meaning of something you hear or read, even though you have not been given all the details:Chrissie assured me that she was happy with Darryl, but reading between the lines I could see that something was bothering her.We've seen a few companies that can write crystal clear reports, however most company literature requires skill at reading between the lines. line 1. A series of words, as in a conversation, poem, song, etc. He fed the reporters some line about being dedicated to the average worker, but we all know that's a lie. Our songs are really collaborative efforts, and we usually toss lines back and forth to see what fits the song best. 2. slang A line of a powdered drug, especially cocaine, meant to be inhaled through one's nose. I walked in to find them snorting lines of coke off our living room table. I started out doing a line or two in the morning to help pick me up for work, but then I slowly found myself needing to keep doing throughout the day. lines n. words; conversation. (see also line.) We tossed some lines back and forth for a while and then split.
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