la lĂ­nea
-the line
See the entry for lĂ­nea.

lĂ­nea

la lĂ­nea(
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A feminine noun is almost always used with feminine articles and adjectives (e.g., la mujer bonita, la luna llena).
feminine noun
a. line
DibujĂł una lĂ­nea en la arena con un palo.She drew a line in the sand with a stick.
a. line
Ya es otoño y ha llegado nuestra línea nueva de productos.It's already fall, and our new product line has arrived.
a. line
Las lĂ­neas de toda la comarca estĂĄn fuera de servicio, asĂ­ que muchas personas estĂĄn sin luz.All the lines in the county are down, so there are a lot of people without power.
b. cable
La lĂ­nea pasa por debajo de la tierra para enviar la electricidad a la sauna en el jardĂ­n.The cable goes underground to send the electricity to the sauna in the backyard.
a. line
No sé qué ha pasado con el teléfono. Se ha cortado la línea.I don't know what happened with the phone. The line went dead.
a. line
Tengo que acostarme. No dejo de leer las mismas lĂ­neas una y otra vez.I have to go to bed. I keep reading the same lines over and over again.
a. line
Para llegar a la Sagrada Familia, tienes que coger la lĂ­nea 11 hacia Vall d'Hebron.To get to the Sagrada Familia, you have to take the 11 line toward Vall d'Hebron.
b. route
La lĂ­nea de autobĂșs de South Portland estĂĄ fuera servicio hasta mañana.The South Portland bus route is out of service until tomorrow.
a. line
Los corredores esperaron el tiro en la lĂ­nea de salida.The runners waited for the shot at the starting line.
a. style
Creo que este vestido estarĂ­a en tu lĂ­nea.I think this dress would be your style.
b. line
Estoy buscando una cazadora de piel color naranja. - Lo siento. No tenemos nada en esa lĂ­nea.I'm looking for an orange leather bomber. - I'm sorry, we don't have anything in that line.
a. figure
ÂżQuieres helado? - No gracias, estoy guardando la lĂ­nea.Do you want ice cream? - No thanks, I'm watching my figure.
a. line
Los soldados mås valientes van a la primera línea mañana.The bravest soldiers are going to the front line tomorrow.
a. line
El caballero que muriĂł en la batalla fue el Ășltimo de su lĂ­nea.The knight who died in battle was the last of his line.
a.
This refers to an idiomatic word or phrase for which there is no word-for-word translation.
no direct translation
No podré seguir trabajando hoy porque Internet estå fuera de línea.I won't be able to keep working today because the Internet is down.
Como no vivo cerca de una universidad, hice mis estudios en lĂ­nea.Since I don't live near a university, I did my courses online.
This means that the noun can be masculine or feminine, depending on the gender of the noun it refers to (e.g., el doctor, la doctora).
masculine or feminine noun
a. referee
El lĂ­nea pitĂł cuando el balĂłn se saliĂł del campo.The referee blew his whistle when the ball went out of bounds.
A noun is a word referring to a person, animal, place, thing, feeling, or idea (e.g., man, dog, house).
noun
a.
This refers to an idiomatic word or phrase for which there is no word-for-word translation.
no direct translation
Nuestra preferencia sería algo en la línea del diseño original.Our preference would be something along the lines of the original design.
La estrategia de ventas serĂĄ en lĂ­neas generales lo mismo, pero vamos a cambiar algunos detalles.The sales strategy will be broadly speaking the same, but we're going to change a few details.
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