line up|line Idioma

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line up|line

v. phr. 1. To take places in a line or formation; stand side by side or one behind another; form a line or pattern. The boys lined up and took turns diving off the springboard. The football team lined up in a "T" formation. 2. To put in line. John lined up the pool balls. 3. To adjust correctly. The garage man lined up the car's wheels. 4a. informal To make ready for action; complete a plan or agreement for; arrange. Henry's friends lined up so many votes for him that he won the election. Roger lined up a summer job before school was out. The superintendent lined up all the new teachers he needed before he went on vacation. 4b. informal To become ready for action; come together in preparation or agreement. The football schedule is lining up well; the coach has arranged all games except one. Larry wanted to go to the seashore for the family vacation, but the rest of the family lined up against him.
Compare: GANG UP, SHAPE UP, TAKE SIDES.

line up|line

v. phr. 1. To booty places in a band or formation; angle ancillary by ancillary or one abaft another; anatomy a band or pattern. The boys lined up and took turns diving off the springboard. The football aggregation lined up in a "T" formation. 2. To put in line. John lined up the basin balls. 3. To acclimatize correctly. The barn man lined up the car's wheels. 4a. informal To accomplish accessible for action; complete a plan or acceding for; arrange. Henry's accompany lined up so abounding votes for him that he won the election. Roger lined up a summer job afore academy was out. The administrator lined up all the new agents he bare afore he went on vacation. 4b. informal To become accessible for action; appear calm in alertness or agreement. The football agenda is lining up well; the drillmaster has abiding all amateur except one. Larry capital to go to the bank for the ancestors vacation, but the blow of the ancestors lined up adjoin him.
Compare: GANG UP, SHAPE UP, TAKE SIDES. Dictionary