lines
Prononciation : [/laɪnz/]
Mot
Contexte : « communication »
(noun) a set of words that are spoken or written, typically organized in rows. Like when you read a book, you follow the lines on each page to understand the story.
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She memorized all her lines for the play.
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He forgot his lines during the speech and had to improvise.
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Can you recite a few lines from your favorite poem?
Contexte : « boundary »
(noun) a long, thin mark or crease. Think of when you draw a straight line on a piece of paper with a pencil.
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The artist carefully traced the lines of the portrait.
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There were no lines drawn on the field to mark the boundaries.
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Can you draw a straight line without using a ruler?
Contexte : « queues »
(noun) a row of people or vehicles waiting for their turn. Like when you stand in a line at the grocery store to pay for your items.
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The lines at the amusement park moved quickly, so we didn't have to wait long.
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The long lines at the airport made us miss our flight.
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How long is the line at the ticket counter?
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