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111line — A row of characters on your screen, for example, many computers have screens with 25 lines. See also columns. The connection between your computer and a BBS. Most commonly used in the term line noise. A phone line connected to a BBS. For example …
112line — I. n a portion of cocaine, amphetamine or other drug ready for snorting. The pow dered crystals of the drug are scraped into a strip (quite literally a line of coke/ speed ), typically on a mirror, tile or simi lar surface, so that they can be… …
113line up — form a line of people, form a queue College students have to line up to buy their text books …
114line up — 1) line up for inspection Syn: form a line, get into rows/columns, fall in; chiefly Brit. queue up; Military dress 2) they lined them up against the wall Syn: arrange in lines, put in rows, arrange in columns, align, range …
115line-up — noun 1) a star studded line up Syn: cast, bill, programme 2) United s line up Syn: team, squad, side, configuration …
116line-up — /ˈlaɪn ʌp / (say luyn up) noun 1. a particular order or disposition of persons or things as lined up or drawn up for action, inspection, participation, as in a sporting team, a music band, etc. 2. the persons or things themselves: two suspects… …
117line — I li|ne 1. li|ne sb., n, r, rne; løbe linen ud; på slap line II li|ne 2. li|ne vb., r, de, t; line op …
118line — eilė statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Vienas šalia kito stovinčių, pasisukusių į tą pačią pusę mokinių, sportininkų rikiuotė. atitikmenys: angl. line; single line vok. Reihe, f rus. ряд …
119line — 1. A mark, strip, or streak. In anatomy, a long, narrow mark, strip, or streak distinguished from the adjacent tissues by color, texture, or elevation. SEE ALSO: linea. 2. A unit of …
120line-up — noun Line up is used after these nouns: ↑product …
