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queueing
English
English
French
French
I. queue [Brit kjuː, Am kju] N Brit
to join the queue person:
passer avant son tour also fig
II. queue [Brit kjuː, Am kju] VB intr Brit
queue → queue up
queue up VB [Brit kjuː -, Am kju -]
queue up people:
faire la queue (for pour)
queue up taxis:
to queue up to do sth fig
dole queue N Brit
1. dole queue lit:
2. dole queue fig:
queue-jumping N Brit
queue up VB [Brit kjuː -, Am kju -]
queue up people:
faire la queue (for pour)
queue up taxis:
to queue up to do sth fig
queue-jump VB intr Brit
queue-jumper N Brit
job queue N COMPUT
French
French
English
English
I. queue [kju:] N Aus, Brit
1. queue (line):
queue in traffic
2. queue COMPUT:
II. queue [kju:] VB intr
1. queue (wait):
to queue for sth/to +infin
faire la queue pour qc/pour +infin
2. queue COMPUT:
queue up
queue up PHRVB queue
I. queue [kju:] N Aus, Brit
1. queue (line):
queue in traffic
2. queue COMPUT:
II. queue [kju:] VB intr
1. queue (wait):
to queue for sth/to +infin
faire la queue pour qc/pour +infin
2. queue COMPUT:
I. queue [kju] N comput
II. queue [kju] VB intr comput
queue up VB intr
queue up PHRVB queue
I. queue [kju] N comput
II. queue [kju] VB intr comput
Present
Iqueue
youqueue
he/she/itqueues
wequeue
youqueue
theyqueue
Past
Iqueuing
youqueuing
he/she/itqueuing
wequeuing
youqueuing
theyqueuing
Present Perfect
Ihavequeued
youhavequeued
he/she/ithasqueued
wehavequeued
youhavequeued
theyhavequeued
Past Perfect
Ihadqueued
youhadqueued
he/she/ithadqueued
wehadqueued
youhadqueued
theyhadqueued
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