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Warteschlangentheorie

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queueing theory N

queueing theory MATH
Warteschlangentheorie f
in the PONS Dictionary

I. queue [kju:] N Brit, Aus

1. queue (line):

queue
Schlange f <-, -n>
queue
Reihe f <-, -n>
a queue of cars
eine Autoschlange [o. Autokolonne]
a queue of people
eine Menschenschlange [o. Warteschlange]
to join the queue
sich acc mit [o. CH, A hinten] anstellen
to join the queue fig
mit von der Partie sein fig
to jump the queue
sich acc vordränge[l]n
to jump the queue driver
aus der Kolonne ausscheren fig
to jump the queue driver
aus der Reihe tanzen
to stand [or wait] in a queue
Schlange stehen
to stand [or wait] in a queue
in einer Reihe warten
to stand [or wait] in a queue
anstehen
to stand [or wait] in a queue
sich acc anstellen
there was a long queue for the toilets
vor den Toiletten stand eine lange Schlange

2. queue ECON (of documents):

queue
Unterlagenstapel m
his order went to the end of the queue
seine Bestellung [o. wanderte an das Ende des Stapels] landete zuunterst
mortgage queue
Hypothekenwarteliste f

3. queue (number):

queue
[ganze] Anzahl [o. Reihe]

4. queue old (braid of hair):

queue
[Haar]zopf m

5. queue COMPUT:

queue
Warteschlange f <-, -n>

II. queue [kju:] VB intr

queue
anstehen
queue
Schlange stehen
queue
sich acc anstellen

III. queue [kju:] VB trans COMPUT

to queue sth
etw in die Warteschlange einreihen

theo·ry [ˈθɪəri, Am ˈθi:ə-] N

1. theory no pl (rules):

theory
Theorie f <-, -ri̱·en>
theory
Lehre f <-, -n>
economic theory
Wirtschaftstheorie f <-, -n>

2. theory (possible explanation):

theory
Theorie f <-, -ri̱·en>
theory
Annahme f <-, -n>
the theory is that ...
die Theorie besagt, dass ...
in theory
in der Theorie
in theory
theoretisch

PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"

queueing TRAFF FLOW

queueing
Schlange stehen (auch PKW)
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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And there were thousands of people queuing up.
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The queue area was heavily themed to look like an escape hatch from a futuristic space-station.
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They are built into the wall, where wall level determines queue slots available.
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Queues to get in were sometimes five or six people deep, and stretched quite a way up the road.
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Taxi callboxes would be located at taxi stands, where taxis would queue for trips.
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