red-line — redˈ line transitive verb 1. To mark or cancel (a date, name, etc) by circling or scoring through with a red line 2. To subject to red lining • • • Main Entry: ↑red … Useful english dictionary
red line — n. the red line, parallel to the goal lines, that divides an ice hockey rink in half: cf. BLUE LINE … English World dictionary
red line — red′ line n. spo a line of the color red that is parallel to and equidistant from the goal lines and divides an ice hockey rink in half • Etymology: 1960–65 … From formal English to slang
red|line — «REHD LYN», verb, lined, lin|ing. U.S. –v.t. 1. to cross out with, or as with, a red line; cancel: »to redline an item on a list. 2. to exclude or discriminate against, especially by charging higher rates or refusing to grant mortgages or loans:… … Useful english dictionary
Red Line — This page is for things named Red Line. For things named Redline, see Redline (disambiguation). Red Line may refer to: Red line (hockey), denotes the center of the playing surface on an ice hockey rink Red Line Synthetic Oil Corporation, an oil… … Wikipedia
red line — [1] Top recommended engine rpm. If a tachometer is used, it will have a mark (red line) indicating maximum rpm. Some tachometers mark the red line with a colored sector. Others have two lines: the lower one marking the maximum allowable sustained … Dictionary of automotive terms
Red-line — rev an engine beyond the prescribed limits (referring to the red line on a tachometer) … Dictionary of Australian slang
red-line — Australian Slang rev an engine beyond the prescribed limits (referring to the red line on a tachometer) … English dialects glossary
Red Line (MBTA) — RED LINE An MBTA Red Line train composed of #3 Red Line stock leaving Charles/MGH station bound for Alewife, going over the Longfellow Bridge … Wikipedia
Red Line (Chicago Transit Authority) — Red Line A Red Line train in the Jackson/State station Overview Type … Wikipedia
Red Line (Cleveland) — Red Line (Route 66) Eröffnung: 15. März 1955 erstes Teilstück Streckenlänge: 19,1 Meilen (30,7 km) Stationen: 18 Spurweite: 1435 mm Stromversorgung: 600 V Gleichspannung mittels Oberleitung … Deutsch Wikipedia
