/kju: ||; kju/
(US 美 line) noun [C] a line of people, cars, etc that are waiting for sth or to do sth (人、车等排成的)行,队,长龙:
We had to wait in a queue for hours to get tickets.我们得排队等候好几个小时才买到了票。to jointhe end of a queue排在队伍末尾We were told to form a queue outside the doors.他们叫我们在门外排队。 ➔queueverb [I] queue (up) (for sth)to queue for a bus 排队等候公共汽车
jump the queue→JUMP¹
queue1/kju; kjuː/n [C] BrE a line of people or vehicles that are waiting for something [ line ] 【英】〔人或车为等候而排的〕队﹐行列: There was a long queue outside the cinema. 电影院外面排着很长的队。be/stand/wait in a queue We stood in a queue for half an hour. 我们排了半小时的队。We joined the queue at the ticket counter. 我们在售票处排队。
queue2 also 又作 queue upv [I] BrE to wait in a line of people [ line up ] 【英】排队: +for We had to queue for over an hour to get tickets. 我们得排一个多小时的队才买到票。
queuequeuequeues1noun (British) (Americanline)a line of people who are waiting to do something: We stood in the queue for the cinema.queuequeuequeuesqueuedqueuingqueueing2 (alsoqueue up) verb (queues, queuing, queued) (British)to stand in a queue: We queued for a bus.