| Główne tłumaczenia |
| line n | (drawn mark) | linia ż |
| | He drew a curved line on the paper to show the shape. |
| | Narysował zakręconą linię na papierze, aby pokazać kształt. |
| line n | (mathematics: continuous extent) | linia ż |
| | Plot the straight line and the circle on the same graph. |
| line n | (row) | rząd, rządek m |
| | (ziemniaki) | radlina ż |
| | He planted a line of potatoes in the garden. |
| line n | (row of letters) | linia, linijka ż |
| | | wiersz m |
| | The paragraph takes up ten lines in the book. |
| line n | (rail: between two points) | linia ż |
| | The local metro has two lines; Red and Green. |
| line n | (company: shipping, bus) | linia ż |
| | This bus line goes to many towns. |
| | Ta linia autobusowa jeździ do wielu miast. |
| line n | (wrinkle) | zmarszczka ż |
| | The lines on her face have increased with age. |
| line n | (business: group of products) | gama ż |
| | The company has a product line of mobile phones for consumers. |
| | Ta firma ma gamę telefonów komórkowych dla konsumentów. |
| line⇒ vtr | (add lining) | wykładać ndk. |
| | | wyłożyć dk. |
| | She lined the inside of the box with paper to protect the contents. |
| | Wyłożyła wnętrze pudełka papierem, aby ochronić zawartość. |
| line n | US (queue of waiting people, vehicles) | kolejka ż |
| | The line for tickets was too long, so we went somewhere else. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| line n | (song) | wers m |
| | The verse has four lines and the chorus has two. |
| | Zwrotka ma cztery wersy, a refren ma dwa. |
| line n | (limit, frontier) | granica ż |
| | The line between North and South Korea is heavily militarized. |
| line n | (thick cord) | sznur m |
| | I need a thick line to tie up this box. |
| line n | (telephone) | linia ż |
| | The line got disconnected and I called her back. |
| | Linia rozłączyła się i oddzwoniłem do niej. |
| line n | (fishing cord) | żyłka ż |
| | He tossed the line to the deepest part of the river, trying to catch a fish. |
| line n | (clothesline) | sznur do blielizny wyr. |
| | She hung the clothes on the line to dry. |
| | Powiesiła ubrania na sznurze do bielizny do wyschnięcia. |
| line n | (pipes) | instalacja ż |
| | The sewage line got blocked and overflowed. |
| line n | informal (short message) (potoczny) | parę słów licz. + n, l.mn. |
| | Drop me a line on Tuesday and we can talk about it then. |
| line of [sth] n | (thought, policy) | stanowisko n |
| | His line of thought is consistent with that of the religious authorities. |
| line n | (route, direction) | kierunek m |
| | Follow the line of the mountains and you will get to the town. |
| line n | (beings with common ancestry) | ród m |
| | | linia ż |
| | This line of kings dates back to the fourteenth century. |
| line n | slang (prepared excuse) (potoczny: odzywka) | tekst m |
| | He tried to pick her up with the old line: "Have we met before?" |
| line n | often plural (contour, design) | kształt m |
| | The new car was admired for its beautiful curved lines. |
| line n | (military: fortifications) | linia ż |
| | The three lines of defence against the enemy didn't stop them. |
| line n | often plural (military: position) | linia ż |
| | The youngest soldiers often end up on the front lines of the war. |
| line n | (business: operations managers) | kierownik działu m + m |
| | | kierownik projektu m + m |
| | | bezpośredni zwierzchnik, bezpośredni przełożony przym. + m |
| | I will ask my line manager for her advice before talking to the boss. |
| line n | (business: assembly line) | linia ż |
| | The assembly line runs twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. |
| line n | informal (lie) | bzdury ż, l.mn. |
| | She fed me some line about the dog eating her homework. |
| line n | (American football) | linia ż |
| | He plays on the offensive line, and protects the quarterback. |
| line n | (actor: text to speak) | tekst m |
| | | kwestia ż |
| | She kept forgetting the line she was supposed to say before her exit. |
| line n | (railway: track) | tor m |
| | A fallen tree on the line has delayed trains running between London and Manchester. |
| lines npl | (actor's words) (tekst) | rola ż |
| | | kwestia ż |
| | The actor lost his job because he couldn't remember his lines in the movie. |
| line vi | (take position) | stanąć w kolejce zwrot dk. |
| | Please line up here and we will see you one at a time. |
| line [sth]⇒ vtr | (baseball: hit a line drive) | uderzać płasko ndk. + przys. |
| | | uderzyć płasko dk. + przys. |
| | He lined the ball to center field and got to first base. |
| line [sth] vtr | (mark with lines) | rysować linie ndk. + ż, l.mn. |
| | | narysować linie dk. + ż, l.mn. |
| | The teacher told the pupils to line their blank sheets of paper before writing on them. |
| | Nauczyciel kazał uczniom narysować linie na czystych kartkach papieru przed pisaniem na nich. |
| line [sth] vtr | (be lining) | wyściełać ndk. |
| | | wyścielić dk. |
| | The paper lined the sides of the box. |
Czasowniki złożone
line | lining |
| line up vtr phrasal sep | (arrange in a row) | ustawiać w rzędzie |
| | | ustawić w rzędzie |
| | The teacher lined up all her students before taking them out to recess. |
| line up vi phrasal | (be aligned) | być równo zwrot posił. |
| | Tomorrow, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars will line up in the evening sky. |
| line up with [sth] vi phrasal + prep | (be aligned with [sth]) | być równo z czymś zwrot posił. + przyim. |
| | (otwory) | nachodzić na siebie zwrot ndk. |
| | The two holes did not line up with each other, so I could not insert the bolt. |
| line up vi phrasal | (form a queue) | stawać w kolejce ndk. + przyim. + ż |
| | | stanąć w kolejce dk. + przyim. + ż |
| | People lined up in front of the box office to buy tickets for the show. |