Definition of fishing line in English:

fishing line

noun

A long thread of silk or nylon attached to a baited hook, with a sinker or float, and used for catching fish.
钓（鱼）线，钓丝
Example sentencesExamples
- Once again he rummaged blindly beneath him for something to use as a fishing line and hook.
- A mid-sized rig loomed in the distance, floating on the water with several fishing lines cast over the sides.
- His voice rises and falls like a cork float on a fishing line.
- She had stopped paddling, and was taking in the fishing lines and rod, which had provided only one small fish so far.
- Conservationists estimate that as many as 100,000 albatrosses and 200,000 other birds are killed each year when they get hooked on the fishing lines and drown.
- He then used a fishing line to hook the painting off the wall.
- Longlines are fishing lines that can stretch over dozens of miles and are baited with hundreds of hooks.
- On the pier, small boys drop baited fishing lines into sluggish, muddy water.
- Japanese scientists attracted the squid toward cameras attached to a baited fishing line.
- Tackle consists of some nylon fishing line and a small hook.
- The male swan, or cob, was unable to free itself for three days after a fishing hook became embedded in its leg and the fishing line got wrapped around it.
- Then, as now, I found that sewing with nylon fishing line rather than thread worked best for my needs.
- Alone on the water, he sets up his fishing lines with the utmost precision, a skill that other fisherman lack.
- You don't need fishing lines to catch these fish!
- These include artificial tendons and ligaments, biodegradable fishing lines, parachute cords, and bulletproof vests.
- Mr Dilworth, realising if he didn't act quickly there would be a tragedy, cut the tackle of his fishing line to which he attached a three ounce weight.
- I would therefore appeal to fishermen to take more care when discarding their fishing lines and hooks, because swans use that area.
- Some nets are even outfitted with sonar to allow fishermen to steer their nets around obstacles and keep fishing lines at the same depth as their target.
- In fishing for shark, there is a 30-foot cable between the fishing line and the bait.
- Strung through this little crab subdivision were two fishing lines, threaded through a system of pulleys.

Definition of fishing line in US English:

fishing line

nounˈfɪʃɪŋ ˌlaɪnˈfiSHiNG ˌlīn

A long thread of silk or nylon attached to a baited hook, sometimes with a sinker or float, and used for catching fish.
钓（鱼）线，钓丝
Example sentencesExamples
- The male swan, or cob, was unable to free itself for three days after a fishing hook became embedded in its leg and the fishing line got wrapped around it.
- In fishing for shark, there is a 30-foot cable between the fishing line and the bait.
- He then used a fishing line to hook the painting off the wall.
- Tackle consists of some nylon fishing line and a small hook.
- These include artificial tendons and ligaments, biodegradable fishing lines, parachute cords, and bulletproof vests.
- You don't need fishing lines to catch these fish!
- Conservationists estimate that as many as 100,000 albatrosses and 200,000 other birds are killed each year when they get hooked on the fishing lines and drown.
- Mr Dilworth, realising if he didn't act quickly there would be a tragedy, cut the tackle of his fishing line to which he attached a three ounce weight.
- Japanese scientists attracted the squid toward cameras attached to a baited fishing line.
- On the pier, small boys drop baited fishing lines into sluggish, muddy water.
- Some nets are even outfitted with sonar to allow fishermen to steer their nets around obstacles and keep fishing lines at the same depth as their target.
- Once again he rummaged blindly beneath him for something to use as a fishing line and hook.
- A mid-sized rig loomed in the distance, floating on the water with several fishing lines cast over the sides.
- His voice rises and falls like a cork float on a fishing line.
- Alone on the water, he sets up his fishing lines with the utmost precision, a skill that other fisherman lack.
- Longlines are fishing lines that can stretch over dozens of miles and are baited with hundreds of hooks.
- Strung through this little crab subdivision were two fishing lines, threaded through a system of pulleys.
- She had stopped paddling, and was taking in the fishing lines and rod, which had provided only one small fish so far.
- I would therefore appeal to fishermen to take more care when discarding their fishing lines and hooks, because swans use that area.
- Then, as now, I found that sewing with nylon fishing line rather than thread worked best for my needs.

词汇	fishing line
释义	Definition of fishing line in English: fishing line noun A long thread of silk or nylon attached to a baited hook, with a sinker or float, and used for catching fish. 钓（鱼）线，钓丝 Example sentencesExamples Once again he rummaged blindly beneath him for something to use as a fishing line and hook. A mid-sized rig loomed in the distance, floating on the water with several fishing lines cast over the sides. His voice rises and falls like a cork float on a fishing line. She had stopped paddling, and was taking in the fishing lines and rod, which had provided only one small fish so far. Conservationists estimate that as many as 100,000 albatrosses and 200,000 other birds are killed each year when they get hooked on the fishing lines and drown. He then used a fishing line to hook the painting off the wall. Longlines are fishing lines that can stretch over dozens of miles and are baited with hundreds of hooks. On the pier, small boys drop baited fishing lines into sluggish, muddy water. Japanese scientists attracted the squid toward cameras attached to a baited fishing line. Tackle consists of some nylon fishing line and a small hook. The male swan, or cob, was unable to free itself for three days after a fishing hook became embedded in its leg and the fishing line got wrapped around it. Then, as now, I found that sewing with nylon fishing line rather than thread worked best for my needs. Alone on the water, he sets up his fishing lines with the utmost precision, a skill that other fisherman lack. You don't need fishing lines to catch these fish! These include artificial tendons and ligaments, biodegradable fishing lines, parachute cords, and bulletproof vests. Mr Dilworth, realising if he didn't act quickly there would be a tragedy, cut the tackle of his fishing line to which he attached a three ounce weight. I would therefore appeal to fishermen to take more care when discarding their fishing lines and hooks, because swans use that area. Some nets are even outfitted with sonar to allow fishermen to steer their nets around obstacles and keep fishing lines at the same depth as their target. In fishing for shark, there is a 30-foot cable between the fishing line and the bait. Strung through this little crab subdivision were two fishing lines, threaded through a system of pulleys. Definition of fishing line in US English: fishing line nounˈfɪʃɪŋ ˌlaɪnˈfiSHiNG ˌlīn A long thread of silk or nylon attached to a baited hook, sometimes with a sinker or float, and used for catching fish. 钓（鱼）线，钓丝 Example sentencesExamples The male swan, or cob, was unable to free itself for three days after a fishing hook became embedded in its leg and the fishing line got wrapped around it. In fishing for shark, there is a 30-foot cable between the fishing line and the bait. He then used a fishing line to hook the painting off the wall. Tackle consists of some nylon fishing line and a small hook. These include artificial tendons and ligaments, biodegradable fishing lines, parachute cords, and bulletproof vests. You don't need fishing lines to catch these fish! Conservationists estimate that as many as 100,000 albatrosses and 200,000 other birds are killed each year when they get hooked on the fishing lines and drown. Mr Dilworth, realising if he didn't act quickly there would be a tragedy, cut the tackle of his fishing line to which he attached a three ounce weight. Japanese scientists attracted the squid toward cameras attached to a baited fishing line. On the pier, small boys drop baited fishing lines into sluggish, muddy water. Some nets are even outfitted with sonar to allow fishermen to steer their nets around obstacles and keep fishing lines at the same depth as their target. Once again he rummaged blindly beneath him for something to use as a fishing line and hook. A mid-sized rig loomed in the distance, floating on the water with several fishing lines cast over the sides. His voice rises and falls like a cork float on a fishing line. Alone on the water, he sets up his fishing lines with the utmost precision, a skill that other fisherman lack. Longlines are fishing lines that can stretch over dozens of miles and are baited with hundreds of hooks. Strung through this little crab subdivision were two fishing lines, threaded through a system of pulleys. She had stopped paddling, and was taking in the fishing lines and rod, which had provided only one small fish so far. I would therefore appeal to fishermen to take more care when discarding their fishing lines and hooks, because swans use that area. Then, as now, I found that sewing with nylon fishing line rather than thread worked best for my needs.
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