conveyorline
nounUK /kənˈveɪəlʌɪn/
US /kənˈveɪərlaɪn/
A long moving belt in a factory that carries things from one place to another.
The toys moved along the conveyorline until they reached the packing box.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A continuous sequence of tasks or events that follow one another in order.
Her day felt like a conveyorline of meetings and phone calls.
3. A system where work passes through a series of stations in a fixed order.
The bakery uses a conveyorline to bake, cool, and wrap the bread.
4. A moving track used to transport luggage or goods in a large building.
Our suitcases came out on the conveyorline at the airport.