spring line
sprɪŋ laɪn
Definition

Definition of spring line - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
maritimeTECH.line used to guide a docked vesselTECH.
  • The sailor secured the spring line to the cleat.
mooring line
2.
architectureTECH.line above which an arch curves inwardTECH.
  • The architect marked the spring line on the blueprint.
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Images of spring line

  • spring line: line used to guide a docked vessel
    line used to guide a docked vessel

Expressions with spring

spring upv.
to rise or jump suddenly from a position
He sprang up from his chair when he heard the news..
spring chickenn.
person who is no longer young
She admitted she was no spring chicken anymore.
spring fromv.
move or jump suddenly from a place
The cat sprang from the tree onto the roof.
spring onv.
suddenly present something unexpected to someone
They sprang the news on us during dinner.
spring a trapv.
cause a trap to close suddenly
The hunter sprang a trap to catch the rabbit.
spring in your stepn.
lively and energetic manner of walking
After the raise, there was a spring in your step all day.

Expressions with line

in lineadv.
arranged one behind another in a queue
The students stood in line for lunch.
into lineadv.
in a straight or orderly formation
The soldiers marched into line.
line upv.
arrange in a straight row
The teacher asked the students to line up at the door..
bottom linen.
final outcome of a process
The bottom line of the talks was agreement.
across the lineadv.
from one side to the other
The runner sprinted across the line to win the race.
approaching the finish lineadj.
nearing the end of a task or event
With the project approaching the finish line, the team worked extra hours.
cross the linev.
to finish a race by passing the finish line
She crossed the line first and won the marathon..
draw a linev.
create a visible line on a surface
She used a ruler to draw a line.
hold the linev.
keep a phone line open during a call
Please hold the line while I transfer your call.
in line foradv.
waiting to receive something
She is in line for a promotion at work.

Terms related to spring line

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Examples of spring line in a sentence

  • A strong spring line is crucial for stability.
  • The engineer explained the importance of the spring line.
  • Restoration efforts focused on preserving the original spring line.

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  1. French:amarre de retenue, ligne de courbure, ...
  2. German:Springleine, Widerlagerlinie, ...
  3. Italian:cima di ormeggio, linea di imposta, ...
  4. Spanish:línea de amarre, línea de arranque, ...
  5. Portuguese:espia, linha de arranque, ...
  6. Chinese:弹力缆, 弹簧线, ...
  7. Japanese:スプリングライン, アーチの基線, ...
  8. Arabic:حَبْل التَّوْجِيه, خَطّ اِنْطِلاق, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֶבֶל קְפִיץ, קו הַמּוֹצָא שֶׁל הַקֶּשֶׁת, ...
  10. Russian:швартов, линия начала арки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шпринг, лінія пружності, ...
  12. Hindi:स्प्रिंग लाइन, वसंत रेखा, ...

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