(n) interference (esp. in horse racing)
(n) the path of one's life
(n) journey of life
(n) avenue of approach
(n) (adopting) a publicity (an advertising) policy
a propaganda line
(n) (comp) punch path
(n) (1) (railway, bus, highway) route designed or designated to meet a specific problem
(2) countermeasure program (policy)
(n) policy of using dialogue instead of confrontation
(n) easily misunderstood sentence (lit: cul-de-sac sentence)
garden-path sentence
(n) metabolic pathway
(n) great circle sailing route
(n) (adopting) a popular line
(taking) a populist line
(n) (1) var. of knot often used to tie mizu-hiki
(2) woman's hairstyle, braided in this fashion
(n) long, straight, wide-open highway
(n) (comp) delay circuit
(n) moderate line
middle-of-the-road pollicy line
(n) direct-current circuit
(n) communication path
communication channel
(n) railroad track
rail line
(n) Pilgrim's Progress
(n) (comp) link length
(n) electric circuit
(n) (comp) power supply
(n) electronic circuit
(n) road plan
(n,adj-no) road construction
(n) road traffic
(n) road construction
(n) road (highway) map
(n) traffic sign painted on the road