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Meaning of snapline
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snapline (n)
a chalked string used in the building trades to make a straight line on a vertical surface
snapline Sentence Examples
- The surveyor deftly extended the snapline to align the foundation walls.
- The carpenter snapped the chalk line on the wood to mark the precise measurement.
- The seamstress used a snapline to ensure the hem of the dress was even.
- The artist snapped a line across the canvas to create a reference point for the painting.
- The construction crew snapped the snapline to determine the exact location of the new fence.
- The tailor carefully lined up the snapline on the fabric to create a straight seam.
- The mason used a snapline to ensure the bricks were aligned perfectly on the new wall.
- The draftsman snapped a line on the blueprint to indicate the boundary of the property.
- The engineer snapped the line on the map to mark the route of the future road.
- The photographer snapped a chalk line on the floor to provide a reference for the camera angle.
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a chalked string used in the building trades to make a straight line on a vertical surface
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The surveyor deftly extended the snapline to align the foundation walls.
The carpenter snapped the chalk line on the wood to mark the precise measurement.
The seamstress used a snapline to ensure the hem of the dress was even.
The artist snapped a line across the canvas to create a reference point for the painting.
