line
lainn. a formation of people or things one beside another · n. a mark that is long relative to its width · n. a formation of people or things one behind another
Hear it in real videos
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These things in the middle of the road—they are the tram lines—and yeah, you can get around by tram in Birmingham.
路中间的这些东西——它们是电车线路——是的,你可以在伯明翰乘电车出行。
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I think some people have talked about editing germ line cells, and those are cells that go on, of course, to pass on traits to the next generation and potentially propagate throughout the the species.
我想有些人谈论过编辑生殖系细胞,当然,这些细胞会继续将性状遗传给下一代,并可能在整个物种中传播。
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Road tripped it all the way across the U.S., shifted across the Atlantic to Germany, then finally drove it to the start line in Prague.
我们一路横穿美国,跨越大西洋运到德国,最后把它开到了布拉格的起跑线。
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But it can also cruise at thirty miles per hour over long distances, keeping a relentless pace right to the finish line.
但它也能以每小时三十英里的速度进行长距离巡航,以不懈的步伐直奔终点线。
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This is why we want to try to keep the pasta kind of lined up.
这就是为什么我们要尽量让面条保持整齐排列。
Practice in LingoDew
In the app, tap line in any video to see what it means, save it, and review it right before you forget — across every clip it appears in.