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Significats de lay on the line en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "risk"
Examples for "risk"
1
It is an animal health issue rather than a public health risk.
2
Let us be clear: the resolution of the banks' difficulties involves risk.
3
The other key risk especially in Europe is the sovereign debt crisis.
4
Industry Minister Besson said: It is an overall risk for French industry.
5
Adverse pregnancy outcomes increase infants' risk for mortality and future health problems.
1
The mark is put on the line of partition of her locks.
2
My friend's life is being put on the line.
3
If a customer asks to speak to a supervisor, another person will be put on the line.
4
The UK's EU membership was put on the line in a high-stakes referendum so they could suppress Ukip and their own Eurosceptic wing.
5
As her sister put it: She has her full life ahead of her, and now it's all put on the line because of this.
Ús de lay on the line en anglès
1
Two unfortunate small villages which lay on the line of march were surrounded and the inhabitants massacred.
2
Stafford county would be full of Nicholson's militia, and Lawrence's strong hand lay on the line of the Borders.
3
Already there were a few wounded on both sides, perhaps a few dead among the passengers who lay on the line.
4
Once the Organization's terms and conditions had been laid on the line, that was postponed indefinitely.
5
It is the state highway, laid on the line of a Roman road, from Albert to Bapaume.
6
"Ordinarily I'd say 'no comment', but we're laying on the line... well..."
7
He says that your cousin the duke spoke of the death of the Tudors and a curse laid on the line.'
8
[Footnote: Montjoy was the name given during the Middle Ages to any little rise of ground which lay on the line between two territorial divisions.