in line
英 [in lain] 美 [ɪn laɪn]

adv.

成一直线；一致；协调；有秩序

英英释义

in line

• adj.
  • awaiting something; especially something due
  • being next in a line of succession
• adv.one behind another in a line or queue

词组短语

inline skating直排轮；纵列式滑冰

双语例句

1. A line is formed by connecting two points.
   两点成一直线。
2. Stakes were placed in a line down the centre between the verticals.
   木桩被成一直线的放置在竖材之间的中央地带。
3. You are not in line with the others.
   你没有和别人排成一行。
4. The soldiers formed into a line.
   士兵排成一行。

权威例句

PET Diagnostic Accuracy: Improvement with In-Line PET-CT System: Initial Results1
IN-LINE FIBER OPTIC MONITORS RESPONSIVE TO OPTICAL INTENSITY
Arterial allograft allows in-line reconstruction of prosthetic graft infection with low recurrence rate and mortality
Digital in-line holographic microscopy
High-efficiency in-line multiple imaging by means of multiple phase holograms
Synchronous memory packaged in single/dual in-line memory module and method of fabrication
Comparison between 18F-FDG PET, in-line PET/CT, and software fusion for restaging of recurrent colorectal cancer
Digital In-Line Holography for Biological Applications
Plastic dual-in-line packaging (PDIP) having enhanced heat dissipation
Improvement in line orientation discrimination is retinally local but dependent on cognitive set.