production line in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for production line in the English»Serbian Dictionary

pro·'duc·tion line N

production line

proizvodna linija f

Translations for production line in the English»Serbian Dictionary

I.line¹ [laɪn] N

1. line (mark):

line

linija f

dividing line

linija razdvajanja

straight line

prava linija

straight line math

prava

to draw a line

povući liniju

2. line SPORTS:

line

linija f

3. line (wrinkle):

line

bora f

4. line (contour):

line

linija f

5. line (boundary):

line

granica f

to cross the line

preći crtu

to cross the line

otići predaleko

6. line:

line (cord)

uže nt

line (string)

žica f

7. line TELEC:

line

linija f

line (connection to network)

veza f

please hold the line!

molim vas, ostanite na vezi

party line

telefonski dvojnik

8. line (row of words, also in poem):

line

stih m

line

red m

to drop sb a line

napisati nekome kratku poruku

9. line (false account, talk):

I've heard that line before

već sam čuo tu priču inf

10. line (row of things/people):

line

red m

to be first in line

biti u prvom redu

fig also to be next in line

biti sledeći u redu

11. line (succession):

line

niz m

12. line esp Am (queue):

line

red m

to get in line

stani u red

13. line (product type):

line

proizvodna linija f

line FASHION

kolekcija f

14. line (course):

line of argument

tok rasprave

what line shall we take?

kojim ćemo putem krenuti?

what line shall we take?

kako ćemo dalje?

15. line (direction):

my sister works in publishing and I'm hoping to do something along the same lines

moja sestra radi u izdavaštvu i nadam se da ću i ja poći njenim stopama

16. line (policy):

line

politika f

party line

partijska politika

to fall into line with sth

prilagoditi se nečemu

Phrases:

right down the line esp Am

u budućnosti

right down the line esp Am

u jednom trenutku

to put sth on the line

rizikovati nešto

my job is on the line

rizikujem da izgubim posao

II.line¹ [laɪn] VB trans

1. line (mark):

line paper

podvući // podvlačiti

2. line (stand at intervals):

to line the streets

poređati se duž ulice

line² [laɪn] VB trans

1. line (cover):

line clothing

postaviti // postavljati

line drawers, pipes

obložiti // oblagati

2. line inf (fill):

to line one's pockets [with sth]

napuniti džepove (nečim)

to line one's stomach

najesti se

pro·duc·tion [prə'dʌkʃən] N

1. production no pl (process):

production

proizvodnja f

production

produkcija f

production of coal, energy

dobijanje nt

2. production no pl (yield):

production

prinos m

3. production no pl:

production film, TV, MUS, RADIO

produkcija f

production THEAT

prikazivanje nt

4. production no pl form (presentation):

production

pokazivanje nt

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The preparation of a rythmo band is a time-consuming process involving a series of specialists organized in a production line.

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At the official plant opening in 1985 the first cars rolled off the company's production line.

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The first production line was running 7 months after the start of the project.

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In the 1930s, the bakery employed 25 workers and had one production line that turned out 8,500 loaves per day.

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The wastewater treatment plant was built right by the production line of caprolactam.

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These cars were built on the standard production line, and then removed to allow the necessary structural modifications to be carried out.

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In time, his high-gain circuit mods became in such high demand by guitar players that production line amplifiers based on these custom circuits were released.

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In a push system, the production order is scheduled and the material is pushed into the production line.

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Several governmental officers visited the factory from time to time and all approved the standard and quality of the products and the production line.

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Production line consisted of, but not limited to: cotton, wool, synthetic fabrics, knitwear, apparel clothing, curtains, carpets, etc.

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