draw a line (between something) - Longman Dictionary

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdraw a line (between something)draw a line (between something)DIFFERENTto think or show that one thing is ... drawaline(betweensomething)FromLongmanDictionaryofContemporaryEnglishdrawaline(betweensomething)drawaline(betweensomething)DIFFERENTtothinkorshowthatonethingisdifferentfromanother  Adolescentsoftenusedrugssimplytotrytodrawalinebetweentheirownandtheirparents’wayoflife.→drawExamplesfromtheCorpusdrawaline(betweensomething)•Venturahaseffectivelydrawnalineagainsthisowninvolvementinthe2000race.•However,therewasnofacilitytosimplydrawalineandletthecomputerworkoutthecurves.•Accordingly,thelawseemstodrawalinebetweenlackofconsentandlackofauthorisation.•Whatyouneededforhertodowastodrawalineforyou.•Withaforkdrawlinesoverthewarmchocolatetoresemblebark.•Theydrawalinethatthepublic,accordingtothepolls,rejects.•TheOfficeofGovernmentCommercewassetuplastApriltodrawalineunderthisrelativelypoorperformance. Quizzes Quizzes Takeourquickquizzestopractiseyourvocabulary. Wehavethousandsofsix-questionquizzestotry. Choosefromcollocations,synonyms,phrasalverbsandmore. Picturesoftheday Whatarethese? Clickonthepicturestocheck. Exploretopics Animals Police Cooking Advertising&marketing Seealltopics Wordoftheday overstate totalkaboutsomethinginawaythatmakesitseemmoreimportant,seriousetcthanitreallyis