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Teal lime Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
On the line
What does "You are on the line" mean?
1) You are in danger of being fired.
2) You are talking on the phone.
3) You are on the front line of a battle.
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teal limeWhat does "You are on the line" mean?
1) You are in danger of being fired.I don't think it could be this first one.
2) You are talking on the phone. Possible.3) You are on the front line of a battle. Po
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teal lime1) You are in danger of being fired.
That would be "Your job is on the line." What "line" that refers to I don't know.
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