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"line" is the third person singular present subjunctive of the verb linar. View conjugation.

line

la línea

noun

line
[laɪn]
sustantivo
1línea (f) (in general); arruga (f) (on face)
  • to draw the line at doing something (sentido figurado) -> no estar dispuesto(a) a hacer algo
  • line drawing -> dibujo (m) (sin sombreado)
2fila (f) (row of people or things)
  • to stand in a line -> formar una fila
  • to stand in line -> hacer cola (queue) (Estados Unidos)
  • to get out of line (sentido figurado) -> saltarse las normas (be disobedient)
  • to be in line with something -> estar de acuerdo con algo
  • she is in line for promotion -> la van a ascender
  • to be on the line (sentido figurado) -> correr peligro (job, reputation)
  • line dancing -> baile (m) en línea, = baile al ritmo de música country en el que los participantes se colocan en hileras y dan los mismos pasos
  • line manager (comercio industria) -> gerente (sustantivo masculino) or jefe(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) de línea
3cuerda (f) (rope, for washing); sedal (m) (for fishing); línea (f) (telephone line)
4vía (f) (railway track); línea (f) (railway route)
5(direction)
  • line of argument -> hilo (m) argumental
  • line of attack -> línea or plan (m) de ataque
  • line of fire -> línea de fuego (also sentido figurado)
  • on the same lines as -> en la misma línea que
  • to be on the right/wrong lines -> estar en el buen/mal camino
  • along the lines of? -> en la (misma) línea que?
6línea (f) política (f) (policy)
  • the party line -> la línea del partido
  • to take a firm line with somebody -> tener mano dura con alguien
7línea (f) (of text); verso (m) (of poem, song)
  • to drop somebody a line -> mandar unas letras or escribir a alguien
  • to learn one's lines (Theat) -> aprenderse el papel
  • to read between the lines (sentido figurado) -> leer entre líneas
8línea (f) (family)
  • male/female line -> línea paterna/materna
  • in (a) direct line -> por línea directa
9especialidad (f) (familiar) (job)
  • what line (of business) are you in? -> ¿a qué te dedicas?
10línea (f) (comercio) (of goods)
verbo transitivo
11bordear (border)
  • the crowd lined the street -> la muchedumbre bordeaba la calle
verbo transitivo
1forrar (provide with lining)
  • to line one's pockets (sentido figurado) -> forrarse (enrich oneself)

line [lain]
sustantivo
1Línea, longitud que se considera sin latitud o con una sola dimensión. (Matemáticas)
2Línea, las defensas que levanta y forma en el campo un ejército; línea de batalla. (Militar)
3Línea, vía (de ferrocarril o de vapores).
4Línea, serie o sucesión de parientes de diferentes grados que descienden todos del mismo tronco.
5Línea, raya; se dice de las señaladas en la palma de la mano y en la cara; rasgo, arruga; esquicio, contorno, trazo, croquis.
6Línea o línea equinoccial, el ecuador.
7Línea, renglón, raya, hablando de un manuscrito o impreso.
  • To send a lin -> o a few lines, enviar cuatro líneas o cuatro renglones; escribir una carta muy corta
8Línea, la duodécima parte de la pulgada.
9Línea, término, límite.
10vaivén. (Marina)
11Ramo de negocios.
12Surtido, cantidad de géneros de una clase particular.
13Curso de pensamiento y acción.
  • Fishing-line -> sedal para pescar
  • Tarred line -> (Mar.) vaivén alquitranado
  • Lead-line -> (Mar.) sondalesa
  • Leech-lines -> (Mar.) apagapenoles
  • Log-line -> (Mar.) corredera
  • -Lines -> pl
  • Lines drawn up and down on paper for accounts -> cajilleros
  • Head-line -> encabezamiento, título corriente
  • Branch line -> (F.C.) ramal, vía lateral
  • Junction line -> (F.C.) línea de empalme
  • Isothermal line -> línea isotérmica
  • Tape-line -> lienza, cinta de medir
  • Tow-line, towing-line -> remolque, estacha, sirga
  • Hard lines -> (Fam.) apuro, situación angustiosa
  • To draw a line under -> subrayar
  • To learn one’s line -> aprenderse el papel (Teat.)
versos. Line drawing, dibujo lineal.
1Linear, trazar líneas, hacer líneas sobre.
2Alinear; poner en su propia relación,
verbo
3g.
4Leer en voz clara, línea por línea.
5Hacer concebir; se usa comúnmente hablando de los animales.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6Estar en línea; colocarse en posición, como para jugar a la pelota. (n)
va. las partes de una máquina.
1Forrar, aforrar; llenar lo interior de.
2Revestir; cubrir o fortalecer la muralla o pared.
3Colocar, disponer personas o cosas a lo largo, en hilera
sustantivo
va.

line [laɪn]
noun
1 (gen) línea; (f) (drawn) raya; (f)
to draw a linedraw trazar una línea
there's a fine thin line between genius and madnessfineorthin la línea que separa la genialidad de la locura es muy sutil
line of latitude/longitudelatitudelongitude línea de latitud/longitud; (f)
to put a line through sthput tachar rayar algo;or (LAm)
the Linethe (Geog) el ecuador
to draw the line at sth no tolerar aceptar algo;or
one must draw the line somewhere hay que fijar ciertos límites
to know where to draw the line saber dónde pararse
to draw a line under [+episode, event] poner punto final a
It's time to draw a line under recent disputes and try to come to an agreement
to be on the line
his job is on the line su puesto está en peligro; se expone a perder su puesto
to lay it on the line decirlo claramente; hablar con franqueza
to lay put one's reputation on the lineor arriesgar su reputación; to put one's neck on the line (very_informal) to put one's ass on the line (US) (very_informal) jugársela; (informal)
Richard Gere put his neck on the line to make Sommersby. It was a gamble, both in terms of his public image and his wallet
2 (rope) cuerda; (f) (fishing line) sedal; (m) (clothes line, washing line) cuerda para tender la ropa; (f)
they threw a line to the man in the sea le lanzaron un cable una cuerda al hombre que estaba en el agua;or
3 (wrinkle) (on face etc) arruga; (f) (in palmistry) raya; (f) línea; (f)
4 [of print, verse] renglón; (m) línea; (f)
"new line" (in dictation) "otra línea"
drop me a linedrop (informal) escríbeme
to learn one's lineslearn (Teat) aprenderse el papel
to read between the lines leer entre líneas
5 (row) hilera; (f) fila; (f) línea; (f)
line of traffic fila cola de coches; (f)or (f) the traffic stretched for three miles in an unbroken line había una caravana cola de coches de tres millas;or a line of winning numbers (in bingo, lottery etc) una línea ganadora
to be in line within estar de acuerdo con; ser conforme a
to be in line for promotion estar bajo consideración para un ascenso; public sector pay is in line to rise está previsto que suban los salarios del sector público; to keep the party in line mantener la disciplina del partido; to keep people in line mantener a la gente a raya
to bring sth into line with sthinto poner algo de acuerdo con algo
to fall get into lineor (abreast) meterse en fila; to fall into line with sb estar de acuerdo con algn; to fall into line with sth ser conforme a algo
to be out of line without of no ser conforme con
he was completely out of line to suggest that ... (informal) estaba totalmente fuera de lugar que propusiera que ...
I knew I was out of line to use the words "bloody HVO" but that was what I felt like at the time
all along the line desde principio a fin
somewhere along the line we went wrong en algún punto nos hemos equivocado
to reach come to the end of the lineor llegar al final
to step out of line
6 (series) serie; (f)
the latest in a long line of tragedies la última de una larga serie lista de tragedias;or
7 (lineage) linaje; (m)
line of descentdescent linaje; (m)
... an old family who traced their line of descent back more than a thousand years to Alexandra Ashtoreth
the title is inherited through the male/female linemalefemale el título se hereda por línea paterna/materna
he comes from a long line of artistslong proviene de un extenso linaje de artistas
the royal lineroyal el linaje real
Robert himself had married into the old Welsh royal line descended from Arthur and Uther Pendragon
8 (hierarchy)
line of commandcommand cadena de mando; (f)
9 (Mil) línea; (f)
line of battlebattle línea de batalla
the (battle) lines are drawn la guerra está declarada
With the two proposals now on the table, battle lines among the convention's delegates were sharply drawn
the first line of defencedefence la primera línea de retaguardia; el primer escudo protector
This vitamin keeps the skin healthy, which is necessary as it is the first line of defence in the body's immune system These regulations were seen as Germany's first line of defence against the threatening tide of refugees
behind enemy linesenemy tras las líneas enemigas
ship of the lineship navío de línea; (m)
Tablets such as these were issued to spies behind enemy lines
10 especially (US) (queue) cola; (f)
to form a lineform hacer una cola
to get into lineget into ponerse en la cola a la cola;or
to stand in linestand hacer cola
11 (direction) línea; (f)
the main broad linesor [of story, plan] las líneas maestras
He may now determine the main lines of French defence policy
along on the lines ofalongoron algo por el estilo de
something along those the same linesor algo por el estilo; along on political/racial linesor según criterios políticos/raciales
The division of the empire was largely on racial lines ... an act which split the nation along political lines The sentiments expressed in these letters seemed to break down roughly along racial lines — that is, all writers who were identifiably people of color wrote in support
on the right lines por buen camino
line of argumentargument argumento; (m)
line of attackattack (Mil) modo de ataque; (m) planteamiento; (m)
in the line of dutyduty en cumplimiento de sus deberes
it's all in the line of duty es una parte normal del deber
in the line of firefire (Mil) en la línea de fuego
line of flightflight [of bird] trayectoria de vuelo; (f) [of object] trayectoria; (f)
The ball disappeared sideways, almost at a right angle to the intended line of flight
line of inquiryinquiry línea de investigación; (f)
line of sight visionsightorvision visual; (f)
line of thoughtthought hilo del pensamiento; (m)
12 (Electricity and Electronics) (wire) cable; (m)
to be/come on line (Comput) estar/entrar en (pleno) funcionamiento
13 (Telec) línea; (f)
can you get me a line to Chicago? ¿me puede poner con Chicago?
it's a very bad linebad se oye muy mal
lines of communicationcommunication líneas de comunicación; (f)
The longer the German line of communication, the more vulnerable and laborious it would be, and the more resources committed to it There were no clear lines of communication between the voluntary agencies and the government
to keep the lines of communication open with sb mantener todas las líneas de comunicación abiertas con algn
the line's gone deaddead se ha cortado la línea
the lines are downdown no hay línea
the line is engaged busyengagedor (US)busy está comunicando
hold the line pleasehold no cuelgue, por favor
Mr. Smith is on the line (for you)on El Sr. Smith está al teléfono (y quiere hablar con usted)
the lines are open from six o'clock onwardsopen las líneas están abiertas de seis en adelante
14 (pipe) (for oil, gas) conducto; (m)
After World War Two, with the completion of a national gas line network, most cities switched to natural gas
15 (shape) (usu pl)
the rounded lines of this car la línea redondeada el contorno redondeado de este coche;or
... clothes that follow the lines of the body
16 (field, area)
what line (of business) are you in? ¿a qué se dedica?; we're in the same line (of business) nos dedicamos a lo mismo; trabajamos en el mismo campo; line of research campo de investigación; (m) it's not my line (speciality) no es de mi especialidad; fishing's more (in) my line me interesa más la pesca; de pesca sí sé algo
17 (stance, attitude) actitud; (f)
to take a strong firm line on sthtakeor adoptar una actitud firme sobre algo
to take the line that ... ser de la opinión que ...; what line is the government taking? ¿cuál es la actitud del gobierno?; to follow take the line of least resistanceor conformarse con la ley del mínimo esfuerzo; this is the official line esta es la versión oficial
to toe the line acatar las normas
By the early 1930s, Stalin had decreed that socialist realism was the only acceptable form of art, and the museums and the theaters and the artists of the Russian avant-garde had little choice but to toe the line
to toe follow the party lineor conformarse a seguir la línea del partido;or
18 (Comm) (product) línea; (f)
a new/popular line una línea nueva/popular; that line did not sell at all esa línea de productos se vendió muy mal; we have a nice line in spring hats tenemos un bonito surtido de sombreros para primavera; he's got a nice line in rude jokes lo suyo son los chistes verdes
19 (Ferro) (route) línea; (f) (track) vía; (f)
down line vía descendente; up line vía ascendente; the line to Palencia el ferrocarril de Palencia; la línea de Palencia
to cross the line(s)cross cruzar la vía
to leave the line(s)leave descarrilar
20 (also shipping line) (company) naviera; (f)
the Cunard line
(route) línea marítima; (f) ruta marítima; (f)
... the New York-Southampton line
21 (clue, lead) pista; (f)
to give sb a line on sthgive poner a algn sobre la pista de algo
the police have a line on the criminal la policía anda está sobre la pista del delincuente;or
22 (spiel)
to feed sb a line (about sth) (informal) soltar un rollo contar un cuento chino a algn (sobre algo);or (informal)
She spent three days at Institute, knew that she was being given the run around and being fed a line They defined cynicism as not being taken for a ride, not being fed a line to shoot a line
23 (Ind) (assembly line) línea; (f)
24 [of cocaine etc] raya; (f)
...rock stars snorting lines of coke backstage
verb:transitive
(cross with lines) [+paper] rayar; [+field] surcar; [+face] arrugar;
modifier
line dancing (n) danza folclórica en que los que bailan forman líneas y filas
line drawing (n) dibujo lineal; (m)
line editing (n) corrección por líneas; (f)
line feed (n) avance de línea; (m)
line fishing (n) pesca con caña; (f)
line judge (n) (Tennis) juez de fondo; (m)
line manager (n) (Britain) (Ind) jefeajefa de línea;a jefa (m) (f)
line printer (n) impresora de línea; (f)
line [laɪn]
verb:transitive
1 (put lining in) [+garment] forrar;with de; (Téc) revestir;with de; [+brakes] guarnecer; [+bird] [+nest] cubrir
The goldfinch pulled the fuzz from the thistle seed to line its nest
eat something to line your stomach come algo para no tener el estómago vacío
2 (border)
streets lined with trees calles bordeadas de árboles; (f) to line the route alinearse a lo largo de la ruta; to line the streets ocupar las aceras; portraits lined the walls las paredes estaban llenas de retratos

Verb Conjugation for "line"

Imperative
  • line
  • you line
  • he/she lines
  • we line
  • you line
  • they line
Preterite
  • I lined
  • you lined
  • he/she lined
  • we lined
  • you lined
  • they lined
Present Continuous
  • I am lining
  • you are lining
  • he/she is lining
  • we are lining
  • you are lining
  • they are lining
Present Perfect
  • I have lined
  • you have lined
  • he/she has lined
  • we have lined
  • you have lined
  • they have lined
Past Continuous
  • I was lining
  • you were lining
  • he/she was lining
  • we were lining
  • you were lining
  • they were lining
Past Perfect
  • I had lined
  • you had lined
  • he/she had lined
  • we had lined
  • you had lined
  • they had lined
Future
  • I will line
  • you will line
  • he/she will line
  • we will line
  • you will line
  • they will line
Future Perfect
  • I will have lined
  • you will have lined
  • he/she will have lined
  • we will have lined
  • you will have lined
  • they will have lined
Future Continuous
  • I will be lining
  • you will be lining
  • he/she will be lining
  • we will be lining
  • you will be lining
  • they will be lining
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been lining
  • you have been lining
  • he/she has been lining
  • we have been lining
  • you have been lining
  • they have been lining
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been lining
  • you will have been lining
  • he/she will have been lining
  • we will have been lining
  • you will have been lining
  • they will have been lining
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been lining
  • you had been lining
  • he/she had been lining
  • we had been lining
  • you had been lining
  • they had been lining

linar [le-nar']
noun
1Flax field, land on which flax is grown. (m)

linar
sustantivo:masculino
flax field

Verb Conjugation for "linar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo lino liné linaba linaré line
linas linaste linabas linarás lines
Ella/Él/Usted lina linó linaba linará line
Nosotros linamos linamos linábamos linaremos linemos
Vosotros lináis linasteis linabais linaréis linéis
Ellos/Ustedes linan linaron linaban linarán linen
Paid English to Spanish translation

Word of the Day: superar

to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake