lined

• adj. 有內(nèi)襯的；具線紋的
• v. 排隊(duì)（line的過去分詞）；填滿

來自line,線，引申詞義線條，襯里，皺紋。

lined (adj.)

"having a lining or backing" (of some other material), mid-15c., from past participle of line (v.1); meaning "marked with lines" is from 1776, from past participle of line (v.2).

1. He is lined up for no less than four US television interviews.

多達(dá)4家美國(guó)電視媒體排期邀請(qǐng)他上節(jié)目接受采訪。

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2. The avenues lined with jacaranda trees burst into a carnival of purple.

大街的兩旁種著藍(lán)花楹，綻放的花朵匯成一片紫色的海洋。

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3. Tens of thousands lined the route from Dublin airport.

從都柏林機(jī)場(chǎng)出來的道路兩邊站著數(shù)萬人。

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4. He's a very small man with a lined, craggy face.

他是個(gè)臉部輪廓分明、皺紋明顯的矮個(gè)子男人。

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5. We Spaniards have lined up against each other all too often.

我們西班牙人太愛窩里斗了。

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