In the book for preparation to English exam I saw phrase, whose meaning I can't understand.
Phrase: "like a first fish on a row".
What does it mean?I'm sorry, I made a mess. Phrase: "like a fish at the end of a line". Once again, sorry.
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It's not a common expression. The word is line -- as in fishing line, a type of thread. It refers to a fish that has been caught by a fisherman using a rod, reel, line, and hook.
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I am a native English speaker and have never heard this expression before, so I Googled it and only found a link to this page of you asking this question. Are you sure that's the right expression?
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