He drew a line on the ground with a stick.
The conductor brought down the baton.
A straight line or dash, often drawn or written; commonly used in contexts like 棒線 (a straight line) or 棒グラフ (bar graph).
I draw a line through the mistakes on the answer sheet.
spoken monotonously
Internet slang derived from 棒読み (ぼうよみ), meaning to read or speak in a flat, expressionless tone; often used as a standalone noun-like expression online.
See also: 棒読み
That streamer's voice is totally monotone, isn't it?
The thief hit the clerk with a stick and ran away.
The change in sales was shown with a bar graph.
The conductor quietly began to swing his baton.
This snack is shaped like a stick.
monotone reading; wooden delivery · reading Chinese classics without translation
cotton swab; Q-tip
stick; club; cudgel; bludgeon
iron rod; iron bar; iron club · horizontal bar (gymnastics)
rod-shaped; cylindrical; stick-like
police baton; truncheon; billy club
standing bolt upright; standing rigidly; rearing up
curt; blunt; brusque
one end of a palanquin pole; one of two palanquin bearers
metal rod; iron bar; crowbar · iron club; night watchman's staff
pole vault
conductor's baton; baton · perforated baton; bâton de commandement
drawing a line through; striking out; crossing out · cancellation of a debt; writing off · long-vowel mark; indicating a long vowel with a line · tug of war with a pole
bar graph; bar chart
rolling pin
parallel bars
bōjutsu; art of using a stick as a weapon
round bar; round rod
pestle
good batting; strong hitting
front palanquin bearer · flunky; cat's-paw; tool
rear palanquin carrier
shaft; axle; mandrel; arbor · central figure; core member; linchpin
person missing at least one hand
bat; batting
ritual rod to ward off evil
wooden stick; wooden pole