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BNC: 14610 COCA: 13856

lifeline

1 ENTRIES FOUND:
lifeline /ˈlaɪfˌlaɪn/ noun
plural lifelines
lifeline
/ˈlaɪfˌlaɪn/
noun
plural lifelines
Learner's definition of LIFELINE
[count]
: something which provides help or support that is needed for success or survival生命线
: a rope used for saving the life of someone (such as someone who has fallen into water)救生索
BNC: 14610 COCA: 13856

lifeline

noun

life·​line ˈlīf-ˌlīn How to pronounce lifeline (audio)
1
: a line (such as a rope) used for saving or preserving life: such as
a
: a line along the outer edge of the deck of a boat or ship
b
: a line used to keep contact with a person (such as a diver or astronaut) in a dangerous or potentially dangerous situation
2
: something regarded as indispensable for the maintaining or protection of life

Example Sentences

The river is the town's lifeline. The new jobs were an economic lifeline for a city in need of help. The radio was their lifeline to the outside world. They threw a lifeline to the man overboard.
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Word History

First Known Use

1700, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Time Traveler
The first known use of lifeline was in 1700
BNC: 14610 COCA: 13856
lifeline

noun¹

1rope繩索VERB + LIFELINEthrow sb扔給某人救生索catch, cling to抓住/抓緊救生索He clung to the lifeline and the woman pulled him to the bank.他緊緊抓住救生索,那個婦女把他拉向岸邊。
lifeline

noun²

2important help重要的幫助ADJECTIVE | VERB + LIFELINE ADJECTIVEreal, vital真正的/重要的生命線Visits from loved ones are a vital lifeline for prisoners.對於囚犯來說,親人能來探視是他們的生命支柱。economic, financial經濟命脈The state pension is their financial lifeline.國家發放的養老金是他們的經濟支柱。VERB + LIFELINEbe, become是生命線;變成命脈While my mother was ill, talking to Sheila became a lifeline for me.我母親生病期間,和希拉交談成了我的救命索。give sb, hold out, offer (sb), provide (sb with), throw sb讓某人有所依靠;伸出援手;(向某人)提供重要幫助The organization provides a real lifeline for many women in poverty.這個組織給許多貧困婦女提供實際的幫助。He threw me a lifeline when he offered me a job.他給我工作就相當於拋給了我一條救命索。have有生命線With this one unexpected victory, the team now has a lifeline.這次意外的勝利使該隊有了一線生機。

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