| 释义 |
be on the line if something important is on the line, there is a risk that you might lose it or something bad could happen to it有失去的可能; 处在危险中:•From now on, all our jobs are on the line.从现在起，我们都有失业的危险。•She knew that her whole future was on the line.她知道自己前途未卜。put yourself / your neck on the line (for sb) (=risk something bad happening to you) （为某人）冒险•I've already put myself on the line for you once, and I'm not going to do it again.我已经为你冒过一次险，再也不想有第二次了。 |