fishing line

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Outdoorfishing lineˈfishing line noun [uncountable] DLOTAvery long string made of strong material and used to catch fishExamples from the Corpusfishing line• In the arthritic wind, we hung a fishing line over the transom and dragged it behind us.• The rainbow mobile cast into the corner is a complication of ceramics and fishing line.• As she walks along the shore, Kruger gathers loose fishing line that has been tossed on the shore.• Balloons, drinking straws, fishing line, string, coins, and tape are among these items.• To allow it to get established robin temporarily tied it in place with fishing line.

单词	fishing line
释义	fishing line From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Outdoorfishing lineˈfishing line noun [uncountable] DLOTAvery long string made of strong material and used to catch fishExamples from the Corpusfishing line• In the arthritic wind, we hung a fishing line over the transom and dragged it behind us.• The rainbow mobile cast into the corner is a complication of ceramics and fishing line.• As she walks along the shore, Kruger gathers loose fishing line that has been tossed on the shore.• Balloons, drinking straws, fishing line, string, coins, and tape are among these items.• To allow it to get established robin temporarily tied it in place with fishing line.
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