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1 queue
I [kjuː]to stand in a queue — stare in coda, fare la coda
II [kjuː]to jump the queue — colloq. saltare la coda, passare davanti agli altri
- queue up* * *[kju:] 1. noun(a line of people waiting for something or to do something: a queue for the bus.) fila, coda2. verb(to stand in a queue: We had to queue to get into the cinema; We had to queue for the cinema.) fare la fila/coda- queue up* * *[kjuː]1. ncoda, filato form a queue — mettersi in fila or in coda
to stand in a queue — essere in fila or in coda, fare la fila or la coda
to jump the queue — passare davanti agli altri (in coda)
2. vi(also: queue up) fare la fila, fare la coda* * *I [kjuː]to stand in a queue — stare in coda, fare la coda
II [kjuː]to jump the queue — colloq. saltare la coda, passare davanti agli altri
- queue up
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