draw a line — to make a mark on a surface, or to set a boundary on what is acceptable | The Missing Workbook

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draw a line to make a mark on a surface, or to set a boundary on what is acceptable

A1 CEFR level at which this word is typically taught. A1 is the most basic; C2 is near-native mastery. Verb + noun verb_noun

Built on line

Use a ruler to draw a straight line across the page.

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to make a mark on a surface, or to set a boundary on what is acceptable

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More collocations with line (5)

straight line a line with no curves or bends form a line to arrange people or things in a row dotted line a line made up of a series of dots or short dashes hold the line to wait on a telephone connection without hanging up line a street be arranged in a row along both sides of a street

More collocations with draw (7)

draw a picture to create an image by drawing draw a gun to take a gun out of its holster quickly, ready to use draw attention cause people to notice something draw blood to take a blood sample from a person's vein for testing draw a weapon to take a weapon out in readiness to use it draw applause to cause an audience to start clapping draw up a plan to prepare a detailed written plan or proposal

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