cline

cline |klīn klaɪn | ▶noun a continuum with an infinite number of gradations from one extreme to the other: a point along a cline of activity. • Biology a gradation in one or more characteristics within a species or other taxon, esp. between different populations. See also ecocline. DERIVATIVES clin al |ˈklīnl |adjective ORIGIN 1930s: from Greek klinein ‘to slope. ’

Cline, Patsy

Cline, Patsy |klīn klaɪn | (1932 –63 ), US country singer; born Virginia Petterson Hensley. Her hit recordings included “Crazy ” (1961 ) and “Sweet Dreams of You ” (1963 ).

cline

cline |klʌɪn | ▶noun a continuum with an infinite number of gradations from one extreme to the other: a point along a cline of activity. • Biology a gradation in one or more characteristics within a species or other taxon, especially between different populations. DERIVATIVES clinal adjective ORIGIN 1930s: from Greek klinein ‘to slope ’.

Cline, Patsy

Cline, Patsy |klʌɪn | (1932 –63 ), American country singer; born Virginia Petterson Hensley. She had hits with songs such as ‘Crazy ’ (1961 ) and ‘Sweet Dreams of You ’ (1963 ) before dying in an air crash.

clinero, -ra

clinero, -ra nombre masculino y femenino Esp Persona que vende clínex en los semáforos y otros lugares, normalmente a cambio de la voluntad .

clínex

clínex (también kleenex )nombre masculino Pañuelo de papel .ETIMOLOGÍA Variante de kleenex (V.), con adaptación gráfica al español .El plural es clínex .

cline

cline /klaɪn /名詞 C 〘生物 言 〙クライン 〘中間にさまざまな異種がある段階的 連続的な変異の仕方 〙.