waiting line

英 [ˈweɪtɪŋ laɪn]

美 [ˈweɪtɪŋ laɪn]

排队，队列；等候线

英英释义

noun

• a line of people or vehicles waiting for something
  Synonym:queue

双语例句

• Instead of waiting in line to buy tickets, movie-goers can now use their mobile as a ticket.
  爱看电影的人不需要排队排票，只要利用手机当作门票就可以了。
• When you're waiting in line at the coffee shop or at airport security, focus on your breath.
  当你在咖啡店或飞机安检排队，注意你的呼吸。
• B: I hate waiting in line too, but there is always a line at this bank.
  我也讨厌排队，但这家银行总是陫队。
• I will be waiting on line.
  我在网上等你。
• There's always a long waiting line.
  排长队等候，就是说人很多。
• Waiting in line for a chance at the operating table.
  排队等待着上手术台的机会。
• I like going in this way. it's better than waiting in line.
  我喜欢从这里走，比排队好。
• When I got to the bus stop, however, I noticed people waiting in line.
  然而，但我到达车站时，我发现人们在排队。
• I don't like waiting in line when a say shop assistant has a long telephone conversation.
  我不喜欢排队等候时售货员却在电话上长谈。
• I'm being waiting in line for an hour and I'm starting to get sick and tired of the line not moving.
  我在队里等了一个小时了，可是队一点也不动，太烦了！