Meaning of the word "draw the line at" in English
What does "draw the line at" mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
draw the line at
US /drɔ ðə laɪn æt/
UK /drɔ ðə laɪn æt/
Idiom
to refuse to do something because you believe it is wrong or unacceptable
Example:
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I don't mind helping you, but I draw the line at lying for you.
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Our company will never draw the line at unethical practices.