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The Raelians say they have the lab and the scientists, and-most important, considering the amount of trial and error involved--they say they have 50 women lined up to act as surrogates to carry a cloned baby to term
Raelians宣称他们有实验室和科学家，并且--也是最重要的，考虑到试验的数量及可能发生的错误--他们称已经有50位妇女等着做"代理妈妈"，让克隆宝宝在她们的子宫内发育出生。
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The packing should be double bags lined with kraft paper.
包装为两层袋子内衬牛皮纸。
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Ignoring muffled sniggers from the lined-up children, Bob and his brothers stood perfectly still
不顾队列中的孩子们捂着嘴暗笑，鲍勃和他的弟妹们一声不吭地站着。
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The visitors lined up at the entrance of the exhibition.
参加者在展览会入口处排队。
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anticorrosive equipment lined with teflon
衬聚四氟乙烯防腐设备;衬里防腐设备
属类：科技术语--
Thousands of people lined the streets to welcome the visiting delegation.
成千上万的人夹道欢迎来访的代表团。
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The crowds lined the streets.
成群的人排列在街上。
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Lined out to shortstop.
打出游击手方向的快速直线球
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Daniel Radcliffe appeared stunned by the enthusiastic reception he received from hundreds of shrieking fans who lined up outside the U.S. premiere of "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban."
丹尼尔·雷德克里夫被数百名尖叫的影迷的热情欢迎惊呆了，影迷们排队等候在《哈利·波特与阿兹卡班的囚犯》美国首映式的外面。
属类：综合句库--
Local people lined up to donate blood for the brave girl.
当地群众排队给这位勇敢的姑娘献血。
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elbow ,of base metal,lined with insulating material,for electrical conduit tubing
导线管用弯头,衬裹绝缘材料的,贱金属制
属类：物品名称-日用品-电器
Instantly a warm wave of relief flowed through him.A colourless, crushed-looking woman, with wispy hair and a lined face, was standing outside
顿时，一股如释重负的暖流涌遍全身--站在门外的，原来是个苍白衰老的妇人，头发稀稀疏疏，满脸皱纹累累。
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clothing,of textile materials,lined with furskin or with furskin on the outside to an extent exceeding mere trimming (excl. footwear and headgear)
纺织服装,用毛皮衬里或外带不起装饰作用的毛皮(鞋类和帽类除外)
属类：物品名称-畜产品-毛皮
textile fabric,(incl. felt and feit lined fabric),coatd,covered or laminated with rubber,leather or other material used for card clothing or other technical purposes
纺织物(包括毡呢和有毡衬的织物),用橡胶、皮革或其他材料涂层、包覆或压层,用作针布或其他技术用途
属类：物品名称-纺织产品-
The fountain pen is placed in a satin-covered small box, lined with beautiful silk ribbon.
钢笔装在一个锦缎小盒里，再用一条漂亮的绸带系在外面。
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The children lined up in an orderly fashion
孩子们整整齐齐排好队。
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The river bank was lined with people.
河岸上站满了人。
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The river was sparsely lined with willow trees
河边疏疏落落有几棵柳树。
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The Box was lined with soft paper to protect the things inside.
盒子里衬着软纸用来保护里面的东西。
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Crowds of people lined the streets to see the Royal Wedding.
很多的人站在大街两边观看皇家结婚仪式。
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acres and acres of tall pine and evergreen lined the shores of the lake with widely spaced quaint cabins nestled in a clearing here and there
湖边有一片片大松树和常青树林，到处可见林中空地上古雅的小木屋，
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The conference was to be held in the underground bunker, a cold, damp, airless shelter lined with concrete
会议将在一个用混凝土衬砌的地下掩体里举行，那里阴暗湿冷而且空气稀薄。
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textile fabric,woven,whether or not felt-lined,coated or impregnated tubular or endless with single or multiple warp and/or weft for use in paper-making or other machinery
机织纺织品,不论是否有毡衬、涂层或浸渍,筒状或环状,有单根或多根经纱和/或纬纱,供造纸或其他机器用
属类：物品名称-纺织产品-
The general lined up his troops.
将军整列他的队伍。
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Care lined her face.
她的脸孔因忧恼而起了皱纹。
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Signs of worry lined her face.
她脸上布满了忧纹。
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She lined her skirt with nylon.
她用尼龙做裙子衬里。
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He had lined up four sinecures that I knew of
据我所知，他起码有四个挂名头衔。
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Troops lined up and marched away.
军队排队开走了。
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Pain had lined his forehead.
苦痛使他的前额上有了皱纹。
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noun
1.(in football, hockey, etc.) the goal line.
‘Dunne was on hand to bundle the ball over the line’
‘video evidence suggests the ball did not cross the line’
2.(on a map or graph) a curve connecting all points having a specified common property.
‘One can look at mathematical collaborations as a graph - an array of points connected by lines.’
‘The screen pulled up in front of her shows a slightly fluctuating graph with two thin lines.’
3.A branch or route of a railway system.
‘the Glasgow to London line’
‘Meanwhile a public notice alerted the public to a meeting to raise interest in extending the railway line to Kettlewell.’
4.A company that provides ships, aircraft, or buses on particular routes on a regular basis.
‘a major shipping line’
‘Scottish shipping lines did well out of the migration, taking Jews to the east of Scotland and then on across the Atlantic from the Clyde.’
5.A connected series of military fieldworks or defences facing an enemy force.
‘raids behind enemy lines’
‘As defeat stared him in the face he ordered his cavalry to cut their way through the enemy lines and escape to Plymouth.’
6.A connected series of people following one another in time (used especially of several generations of a family)
‘we follow the history of a family through the male line’
‘Boys were desirable because they carried on the family name, which was passed on through the male line.’
7.A contour or outline considered as a feature of design or composition.
‘crisp architectural lines’
‘the artist’s use of clean line and colour’
8.A direct course.
‘the ball rose in a straight line’
‘A properly set alignment must always be in a direct line with the intended target.’
9.A direction, course, or channel.
‘he opened another line of attack’
‘Smoke alarms are the first line of defence against fire and international research indicates that a working smoke alarm reduces the risk of death in a fire by nearly 50%.’
10.A dose of a powdered narcotic drug, especially cocaine, laid out in a line ready to be taken.
‘They’d laid out little lines of the white powder on a mirror.’
‘He bent his head back to the powder and inhaled the line through the straw.’
11.A false or exaggerated remark or story.
‘he fed me a line about some nightclubbing Japanese photographer’
‘none of my chat-up lines ever worked’
12.A furrow or wrinkle in the skin, especially on the face.
‘there were new lines round her eyes and mouth’
‘laughter lines’
13.A horizontal row of written or printed words.
‘take the cursor up one line and press the delete key’
‘Vary the paragraph sizes and limit each paragraph to four or five lines max.’
14.A length of cord, rope, wire, or other material serving a particular purpose.
‘Lily pegged the washing on the line’
‘Harris had become so weak that he could not reach a rescue line that landed in the water two feet away from him.’
15.A length of sterile tubing inserted into a vein or artery in order to provide temporary access, typically so as to administer fluids or withdraw blood.
‘he’s having an op this morning to put a line in his chest for IV drugs’
16.A line marking the starting or finishing point in a race.
‘a good position at the start line will put you in the front rank on the first leg’
‘It was great to see so many young athletes on the starting line for every race.’
17.A long, narrow mark or band.
‘a row of closely spaced dots will look like a continuous line’
‘I can’t draw a straight line’
18.A manner of doing or thinking about something.
‘you can’t run a business on these lines’
‘the superintendent was thinking along the same lines’
19.A narrow range of the spectrum that is noticeably brighter or darker than the adjacent parts.
‘Each of the lines in a spectral series corresponds to a characteristic frequency or wavelength.’
‘He found spectral lines that had never been observed before and decided that they were produced by a new element.’
20.A notional limit or boundary.
‘the issue of peace cut across class lines’
‘television blurs the line between news and entertainment’
21.A part of a poem or song forming one row of written or printed words.
‘each stanza has eight lines’
‘The concluding lines of the poem stress the power the experience still holds.’
22.A queue.
‘I enter the post office and take my place at the back of the line that stretches from the counter all the way through the large room, out the door, and into the lobby area.’
‘But the jobs we are talking about, there are not long lines of Americans ready to take them.’
23.A railway track.
‘passengers were hit by delays caused by leaves on the line’
‘Residents in Station Road are angry that trees have been chopped down to prevent leaves falling on to the railway line.’
24.A range of commercial goods.
‘the company intends to hire more people and expand its product line’
‘This meant a change in product lines and a revamp of the brand.’
25.A row of people or things.
‘a line of altar boys proceeded down the aisle’
‘By the time the doors opened, more than 100 people had queued, in a line stretching back to Peasholme Green.’
26.A sequence of notes or tones forming an instrumental or vocal melody.
‘a powerful melodic line’
‘Simon manages to imply whole whirling masses of emotional upheaval in but a few words and lines of melody.’
27.A series of related things.
‘the bill is the latest in a long line of measures to protect society from criminals’
‘It would be the latest in a line of discount chains in the town, which already include KwikSave, Farmfoods and Aldi.’
28.A straight or curved continuous extent of length without breadth.
‘Mill takes lines without breadth and points without length to be limit concepts.’
‘Mathematically this means that the Greeks needed to construct a line of length equal to the cube-root of 2.’
29.A telephone connection or service.
‘I’ve got Inspector Jackson on the line for you’
‘a freephone advice line’
30.An agreed approach; a policy.
‘the official line is that there were no chemical attacks on allied troops’
‘The senior civil servants are expected to brief their departmental ministers according to the agreed line.’
31.An amount of text or number of repetitions of a sentence written out as a school punishment.
‘five hundred lines to anyone caught sneaking in before the bell!’
‘At school he had to draw pictures instead of doing lines as punishment.’
32.An area or branch of activity.
‘the stresses unique to their line of work’
‘Also, hopefully, I am in a line of work that will allow me to keep going beyond the conventional retirement age.’
33.An arrangement of soldiers or ships in a column or line formation; a line of battle.
‘After the Social Liberal walk-out on June 20, the battle lines became clear.’
‘The viewer, like the soldiers, has no clear sense of the battle lines.’
34.Denoting an image consisting of lines and solid areas, with no gradation of tone.
‘a line block’
‘line art’
35.Each of (usually five) horizontal lines forming a stave in musical notation.
‘The traditional notation system of five lines on a paper is not the main method of training.’
36.Each of the very narrow horizontal sections forming a television picture.
‘Once again, Baird television sets were on sale, this time at the new television standard of 625 lines.’
‘If your receiver drifted out of sync, the picture dissolved into meaningless dots and lines.’
37.Regular army regiments (as opposed to auxiliary forces or household troops).
38.The equator.
39.The level of the base of most letters, such as h and x, in printing and writing.
40.The words of an actor’s part in a play or film.
‘he couldn’t seem to remember his lines and had to read his dialogue off boards’
‘Busy with his own show, he had little time for learning lines and so wrote them on his arm for the opening night.’
verb
1.Cover the inside surface of (a container or garment) with a layer of different material.
‘a basket _lined_ with polythene’
‘Aluminum is said to be acceptable if the inside of the bottle is _lined_ .’
2.Form a layer on the inside surface of (an area); cover as if with a lining.
‘hundreds of telegrams _lined_ the walls’
‘The thin bones within the nasal cavity are _lined_ with a membrane containing a very rich supply of blood vessels.’
3.Mark or cover with lines.
‘a thin woman with a _lined_ face’
‘ _lined_ paper’
4.Stand or be positioned at intervals along.
‘a processional route _lined_ by people waving flags’
‘People _lined_ the sidewalks, waiting to get into the theatre.’
独上高台望四海 手揽云月傍天飞， 落叶重重已十月 归鸟凄凄啼心扉。
