Two primary features distinguish the White Bridesmaid Dresses from day dresses. The first feature is the cut. The cut is invariably in line with the latest fashions.(區分白色的伴娘服和日常連衣裙主要從兩個方面：第一就是剪裁，剪裁總是緊跟最新的潮流。)

The cut is invariably in line with the latest fashions.(裁剪總是緊跟最新的時尚。)

Worse, many are also being told to cut costs, in line with globally prescribed cutbacks.(更糟的是，他們還被要求要和全球同步，削減成本。)

My personal preference is for small sharp scissors – all the layers of skin and cartilage can be cut in a neat straight line with just two firm snips.(我比較偏愛鋒利的小型手術剪，因為，它可以干凈利落的將皮膚全層及軟骨呈直線切開。)

He can't run in the halls, cut in line, call out, or swing his paintbrush around.(他不能在走廊奔跑，不能插隊，不能大聲叫喊，或到處揮舞畫筆。)

It is rude to cut in line. Everyone should wait their turn.(插隊是很不禮貌的行為。每個人都應該排隊等候。)

The place that takes a shower( welcome everyone's crest) the Sir to return to that year to cut in line calls on the old friend, just getting off a guest house that he lived into the town.(洗澡（歡迎大家頂）先生回到當年插隊的地方看望老朋友，剛下車他就住進了鎮里的一家招待所。)

In one case study that I read in college (but, sadly, couldn't find to link to here), one experiment had people ask if they could cut in line.(我在大學念書時讀到過一個案例(可惜的是，案例鏈接找不到了)，在一個實驗中人們被問到插隊的事情。)

First, we have announced our intention to cut our emissions in the range of 17 percent below 2005 levels in 2020 and ultimately in line with final climate and energy legislation.(首先，我們已宣布到2020年將我國溫室氣體排放在2005年的基礎上削減17%的意圖，并最終使之符合最后通過的氣候與能源法案。)

I really get annoyed at those who cut in line.(我真得很生氣那些插隊的人。)