red line

See also: redline

English

An ice hockey rink

Etymology

Noun

red line (plural red lines)

(figuratively) A boundary or limit which should not be crossed.
(ice hockey) The thick red line on the ice which divides the rink in half.

Translations

a boundary or limit which should not be crossed

Arabic: خَطّ أَحْمَر‎ m (ḵaṭṭ ʾaḥmar)
Catalan: línia vermella (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 紅線 (zh), 红线 (zh) (hóngxiàn)
Danish: rød linje c

French: ligne rouge (fr) f
German: rote Linie (de) f
Japanese: レッドライン (reddo rain)
Kurdish: xeta sor (ku) f
Russian: кра́сная черта́ f (krásnaja čertá), кра́сная ли́ния (ru) f (krásnaja línija)

a line dividing ice rink in half

Arabic: خَطّ أَحْمَر‎ m (ḵaṭṭ ʾaḥmar)

Czech: červená čára f

See also

blue line
goal line (“thin red lines in front of the goals”)
green line
redline (verb)
single yellow line

Anagrams

Nile red, relined

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