in line in Russian
in line in Russian is соответствующий — in line means in line with: matching or consistent with something such as a rule, expectation or forecast.
in line in Russian
соответствующий
Pronounced: sootvetstvuyushchiy
(idiomatic) Suitable or appropriate; keeping with expectations, norms, ideals, or rules.
What does "in line" mean?
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phrase In line with: matching or consistent with something such as a rule, expectation or forecast.
"The pay rise is in line with inflation."
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adverb Standing in a queue, one behind another.
"We waited in line for nearly an hour."
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adjective Behaving acceptably or as required; especially in the phrases keep someone in line and step out of line.
"The new supervisor keeps the whole shift in line."
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in line in a sentence
- The pay rise is in line with inflation.
- Results were broadly in line with what analysts expected.
- We waited in line for nearly an hour.
- Third in line at the coffee stand.
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What is "in line" in Russian?
"in line" in Russian is соответствующий. in line means: In line with: matching or consistent with something such as a rule, expectation or forecast.
How do you pronounce соответствующий?
"in line" in Russian is соответствующий, pronounced "sootvetstvuyushchiy".
How do you use "in line" in a sentence?
Example: "The pay rise is in line with inflation." In Russian, "in line" is соответствующий.
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