liner
liner 英 [ˈlaɪnə(r)] 美 [ˈlaɪnɚ]
n. 班轮，班机；衬垫；画线者
名词复数:liners
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- n. 班轮，班机；衬垫；画线者
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1. Then he would take an air liner to another city for travel.
然后他会乘一架班机去另一个城市旅游。
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2. As you can see, up to 6 cores per JVM the maximum throughput increases at a near-liner trend.
您可以看到，每个 JVM 最多 6 个内核时，最大吞吐量是以接近线性的方式增长。
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3. Editing files, for instance, can be a simple one-liner if you want to replace one word with another.
例如，如果想用另一个词替换某个词，编辑文件可以是简单的一行程序。
- liner (n.1) "vessel belonging to a shipping line," 1838, from line (n.) on notion of a succession of ships plying between ports along regular "lines," as distinguished from transient ships using those ports. (Line in this sense is attested by 1786 in reference to stagecoaches.) Earlier it meant "man of war, ship of the line" (1829). Meaning "cosmetic for highlighting the eyes" is from 1926. The type of baseball hit (forcible and parallel to the ground) was so called from 1874 (line drive is attested from 1899).
- liner (n.2) "person who fits a lining to," 1610s, agent noun from line (v.1). Meaning "thing serving as a lining" is from 1869. Liner notes in a record album are attested from 1953.
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