【じゅうせん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. vertical linesee also
  2. bar line (e.g. in music)only applies to じゅうせん
Forms
  • 【じゅうせん】【たてせん】
  • じゅうせん
  • たてせん
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. vertical line
    2. This meaning refers to a straight line that runs up and down, contrasting with a horizontal line. It is commonly used in geometry, design, and other visual contexts.
    This diagram has vertical and horizontal lines.
    Drawing a vertical line makes things clearer.
  2. bar line (e.g. in music)
    3. This meaning refers to a line that divides sections of music notation, indicating the end of a measure. It is essential in musical scores to help musicians understand rhythm and structure.
    In the sheet music, vertical lines separate the phrases.
    Thanks to the bar lines, the meter becomes easier to understand.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to draw a vertical lineto depict a vertical linevertical and horizontal linesvertical lines intersectabove the vertical linevertical lines in sheet musicto use a vertical linevertical line and textvertical directionnumber of vertical lines
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. きごう（きごう/きごう）．.
  2. きごう（きごう）．.せん線．.
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