ley
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ley /leɪ, liː/ (also ley line) noun [countable] RFan imaginary line connecting buildings, places etc that is believed to follow an ancient track that has special power 雷线，地脉〔据信沿远古路线连接建筑、地点等的有特殊力量的假想线〕
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ley• The essence of the problem is to define a ley, which is harder than it appears.• In fieldwork, you are really looking for anything that might confirm the existence of a ley.• He asked me if I knew anything about ley lines and I confessed my ignorance.• Within the arable area the greatest changes have been the increase of cereals and the decline of the one-year clover ley.• These follow the courses of three major ley lines.• The node points channel the ley earth-forces through the system, terminating at the Flying Swan.• Not only have UFOs nothing to do with ley lines, they have nothing to do with ancient monuments or geology.ley nounChinese
connecting an etc places line Corpus that is buildings, imaginary
ley
ley /leɪ, liː/
(also ˈley line) noun [countable]
an imaginary line connecting buildings, places etc that is believed to follow an ancient track that has special power
ley /leɪ, liː/
(also ˈley line) noun [countable]an imaginary line connecting buildings, places etc that is believed to follow an ancient track that has special power