Question 1

What is the plural of the French word "ligne"?

Accepted Answer

lignes

Question 2

Where does the French word "ligne" come from?

Accepted Answer

from Latin linea.

Question 3

What is the definition of the French word "ligne"?

Accepted Answer

Simple line, considered as having neither width nor depth. - It is used mainly in mathematical sciences.
Length without width, in Euclid's Elements (definition 2, book I).
Former unit of length measurement (symbol l).
Equinoctial line; equator.
Set of rules of conduct, more or less agreed upon.
Rank.
Rank in merit, in reputation.
Lines or furrows on the inside of the hand.
Straight or circular space that the horse traverses, either in a circle, at the pillar, or in the square of the riding school.
Alignment of the body that is directly opposite the opponent, and in which the shoulders, the right arm and the sword must be.
General effect produced by the combination and combination of the various parts of a composition.
Row of characters on a page.
What is written in each of these rows.
Text that is read or written.
Cord, string, which masons, carpenters, gardeners, and others use to line up their work.
Hair, silk, hemp, linen, nylon, etc. thread, at the end of which a hook is attached, and which fishermen use to catch fish.
Laie.
Small three-stranded rope, which was used for a large number of uses in the navy.
General direction of the position of the troops for combat, in land warfare.
Rank of an army in battle order, review or encampment, series of battalions or squadrons placed side by side on the same line and facing in the same direction.
Corps making up the infantry of the line.
Gathering of warships that steer at equal distance, parallel or one behind the other.
Entrenchment. - In this sense, it is usually used in the plural.
Series of fortification works, either permanent or temporary, intended to cover an army or a corps of army or to prevent the approaches of a place.
Series of posts established along a border to prevent smuggling.
System of rails intended for the transport of passengers, goods.
Regular commercial service of a means of transport.
Remote transmission of an electrical or electromagnetic flow by wires.
Telephone communication.
The twelfth part of an inch.
Lineage, race.
Collection of products offered by a brand.
Line of cocaine that is sniffed.

Question 4

How do you say "ligne" in italian?

Accepted Answer

linea

Question 5

How to translate "ligne" into german?

Accepted Answer

Zeile

Question 6

What is the translation of "ligne" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

ramo

Question 7

How do you translate "ligne" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

línea

Question 8

How to translate "ligne" into english?

Accepted Answer

figure

ligne

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