| 释义 |
●ˌline ˈup 🔑1. (for sth/to do sth) if people line up, they form a line, standing one behind the other or beside each other 排成一行，排成一列，站队，排队（等候做某事）◆A group of people were lining up for tickets.
一群人正在排队买票。◆They lined up to shake the President’s hand.
他们站成一排，逐一和总统握手。◆The runners lined up at the starting line.
赛跑运动员在起跑线上站成一排。 ➡ see also queue up (for sth/to do sth)2. (against sth) (behind sb/sth) to join with sb in order to do sth 与某人联合起来（反对或支持…）◆Several newspapers lined up to demand his resignation.
几家报纸联合起来要求他辞职。◆Local groups are lining up against the new development (= joining together to oppose it).
当地团体结成联盟反对新的开发项目。◆All the residents have lined up behind the caretaker (= they support him).
全体居民一致支持看门人。[v + adv]▸ ˈline-up noun [usually singular]
a row of people that is formed so that sb who saw a crime can try to recognize the person who did it （让目击者识别罪犯的）一行人，一排人；辨认行列◆She picked him out of a line-up (= she recognized him as the person who committed the crime).
她从一排嫌疑人当中把他指认了出来。 |