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[ESL-lover]

Hello my teacher.

what does get a line off mean?

Thank you..................

 

[Red5]

Could you give us a little context please? It would help. ;-)

 

[Tdol]

I haven't heard it. ;-(

 

[ESL-lover]

In the line of ....................something.

 

[Tdol]

In the line of duty? ;-?

 

[RonBee]

"In the line of" might refer to some subject the speaker has in mind. Possibly. More context would almost surely be helpful.

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[Tdol]

In the line of fire?

 

[ESL-lover]

In the line of duty? ;-?

What does it mean

In the line of promotion. :?:

 

[RonBee]

In the line of duty? ;-?

What does it mean

In the line of promotion. :?:

"In the line of promotion" or "in line to be promoted" means that the person in question will be considered when there is an opening for a promotion.

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[Tdol]

In the line of duty means that someone did something, usually exceptional or different, as part of their work- police can get killed in the line of duty, when they are trying to help. ;-)

 

[Tdol]

In the line of duty means that someone did something, usually exceptional or different, as part of their work- police can get killed in the line of duty, when they are trying to help. ;-)