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line²
v [T]
1 to cover the inside of something with another material or substance 给…加衬里:
be lined with sth The hood is lined with fur. 风帽内衬有毛皮。
2 to form rows along the edge of something 沿〔某物〕排列成行:
Thousands of spectators lined the route. 成千上万的观众夹道排列。
a wide avenue lined with trees 两旁种植着树木的宽阔的林荫道
line up1 [I] to form or join a line of people 排队:
OK class, line up by the door. 好了，同学们，在门口排好队。
2 [T line sb/sth ↔ up] to arrange people or things in a line 使排列成行:
The jars were lined up on the shelf. 瓶子在架上排列成行。
3 [T line sb/sth ↔ up] to organize an event or arrange for it to happen 组织，安排:
We've lined up some great guests for tonight's show. 我们已邀来几位贵宾参加今晚的节目。
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