英语词汇queue的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

queue /kjuː/ noun BrE a line of people waiting to do something, or a line of vehicles waiting to moveverbs + queuestand/wait in a queue She stood in the queue at the checkout.form a queue Other passengers for the train were forming a queue.join a queue He went back inside to join the queue for the toilets.jump the queue (=go to the front rather than joining the end of a queue) An argument developed when she tried to jump the queue.queue + verbsa queue forms A queue had formed outside the shop.a queue builds up (=becomes bigger) In the summer, huge queues build up on the roads.a queue stretches somewhere The queue stretched all the way to the end of the street.a queue snakes somewhere (=it has several bends or curves) The queue snaked out into the car park.adjectivesa long/big/huge queue Already a long queue had formed outside the concert hall.an endless queue (=very long) People waited in endless queues for food.a small queue There was a small queue of people waiting to see the doctor.nouns + queuea bus queue Why stand in a bus queue or sit in a traffic jam when you can walk?prepositionsa queue of sb I saw a queue of people waiting for the bus.a queue for sth There are very long queues for rides at the park.in a queue We had already been in the queue for 15 minutes.phrasesa queue of people/cars/traffic etc The queue of traffic on the motorway stretched for miles.the front/head of the queue He pushed his way to the front of the queue.the back of the queue I told him to get to the back of the queue.be first in the queue I wanted to be first in the queue when the doors opened.take your place in a queue (=join it) I walked to the bus stop and took my place in the queue.form an orderly queue (= stand quietly in a neat line) She told the children to form an orderly queue.Queue is used in British English. In American English, people say line.

词组	queue
释义	queue /kjuː/ noun BrE a line of people waiting to do something, or a line of vehicles waiting to moveverbs + queuestand/wait in a queue She stood in the queue at the checkout.form a queue Other passengers for the train were forming a queue.join a queue He went back inside to join the queue for the toilets.jump the queue (=go to the front rather than joining the end of a queue) An argument developed when she tried to jump the queue.queue + verbsa queue forms A queue had formed outside the shop.a queue builds up (=becomes bigger) In the summer, huge queues build up on the roads.a queue stretches somewhere The queue stretched all the way to the end of the street.a queue snakes somewhere (=it has several bends or curves) The queue snaked out into the car park.adjectivesa long/big/huge queue Already a long queue had formed outside the concert hall.an endless queue (=very long) People waited in endless queues for food.a small queue There was a small queue of people waiting to see the doctor.nouns + queuea bus queue Why stand in a bus queue or sit in a traffic jam when you can walk?prepositionsa queue of sb I saw a queue of people waiting for the bus.a queue for sth There are very long queues for rides at the park.in a queue We had already been in the queue for 15 minutes.phrasesa queue of people/cars/traffic etc The queue of traffic on the motorway stretched for miles.the front/head of the queue He pushed his way to the front of the queue.the back of the queue I told him to get to the back of the queue.be first in the queue I wanted to be first in the queue when the doors opened.take your place in a queue (=join it) I walked to the bus stop and took my place in the queue.form an orderly queue (= stand quietly in a neat line) She told the children to form an orderly queue.Queue is used in British English. In American English, people say line.
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