No. 7,720 in Spanish
line
The Spanish word "línea" (line) refers to a long, narrow mark or stroke, a row or series of things, or a route/connection.
In a sentence
Por favor, dibuja una línea recta en el papel.
Please draw a straight line on the paper.
The word 'línea' here refers to a line as a straight mark or path.
La primera línea del poema es muy emotiva.
The first line of the poem is very emotional.
In this context, 'línea' refers to a line as a row of written or printed text.
Espero en línea para comprar los boletos.
I stand in line to buy the tickets.
Here, 'en línea' is used to indicate a queue or order of people waiting.
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