line
/lɑɪn/ n [C] (ROW)Definition
› a row of people or things: There was a long line at the movie theater. Just get in/on line and wait your turn. › In football, the lines are the two front rows of opposing players who face one another at the start of a play: the offensive/defensive line
(Definition of line n (ROW) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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