No. 974 in Danish
line
The Danish word "line" translates to "line" or "cord" in English, typically referring to a string, rope, or line used for various purposes.
In a sentence
Hun tegnede en line på papiret.
She drew a line on the paper.
Here, 'line' refers to a straight mark or stroke.
De stod i en line for at få billetter.
They stood in a line to get tickets.
Here, 'line' refers to people standing in a queue or series.
Vi fangede en fisk med en line.
We caught a fish with a fishing line.
Here, 'line' refers to a cord or thread used for specific purposes.
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