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Pronunciation: [/laɪnz/]

Word

lines: meanings and example sentences

Learn how to use lines in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “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.

Example

She memorized all her lines for the play.

Example

He forgot his lines during the speech and had to improvise.

Example

Can you recite a few lines from your favorite poem?

Context: “boundary”

(noun) a long, thin mark or crease. Think of when you draw a straight line on a piece of paper with a pencil.

Example

The artist carefully traced the lines of the portrait.

Example

There were no lines drawn on the field to mark the boundaries.

Example

Can you draw a straight line without using a ruler?

Context: “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.

Example

The lines at the amusement park moved quickly, so we didn't have to wait long.

Example

The long lines at the airport made us miss our flight.

Example

How long is the line at the ticket counter?

How to pronounce lines

Pronunciation: [/laɪnz/]

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