英语词组line him up on是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

line up on

1. To form or get into a line along some orienting shape, mark, perimeter, etc. We all lined up on the edge of the pool, waiting for the instructor's signal to dive in. Please line up on the dotted line I've marked for you on the stage.

2. To cause or direct someone or something to form or get into a line along some orienting shape, mark, perimeter, etc. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used before or after "up." The coach lined us up on the sidelines and then made us run sprints for the rest of practice. We'll need to line up these lights on the border of the footpath so people don't accidentally walk on the lawn during the night.

3. To cause or direct someone or something to form or get into a row atop something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used before or after "up." The drill instructor lined the trainees up on the wall and told them to jump at the same time. Please line up the new inventory on the shelves before we open.

line someone or something up on something

to place people or things into a line oriented on one or more things. Line them all up on the edge of the grass. Line up the children on the white line.

line up on something

to form a line oriented on something. Line up on the white line painted on the pavement. Please line up on the marks on the floor.

词组	line him up on
释义	(redirected from line him up on) line up on 1. To form or get into a line along some orienting shape, mark, perimeter, etc. We all lined up on the edge of the pool, waiting for the instructor's signal to dive in. Please line up on the dotted line I've marked for you on the stage. 2. To cause or direct someone or something to form or get into a line along some orienting shape, mark, perimeter, etc. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used before or after "up." The coach lined us up on the sidelines and then made us run sprints for the rest of practice. We'll need to line up these lights on the border of the footpath so people don't accidentally walk on the lawn during the night. 3. To cause or direct someone or something to form or get into a row atop something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used before or after "up." The drill instructor lined the trainees up on the wall and told them to jump at the same time. Please line up the new inventory on the shelves before we open. line someone or something up on something to place people or things into a line oriented on one or more things. Line them all up on the edge of the grass. Line up the children on the white line. line up on something to form a line oriented on something. Line up on the white line painted on the pavement. Please line up on the marks on the floor.
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