排队
Meanings
1. to line up
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Examples8
“我 已经 在 排队 呢,” 我 告诉 他。
"But I'm already queuing," I tell him.
他 是 排队 的 第 一个。
He was the first in line.
您 必须 排队。
You have to wait in line.
“我 的 车 不 需要 排队 阿,” 他 提议。
"You don't have to queue for my car," he offers.
当时 进 法国 馆, 有 一种 不 用 排队 的 办法, 就是 去 吃 法国 馆 里 的 食品, 但是 实在 太 贵 了。
During this period, there was a way to get into the French clubhouse without standing in line: you had to eat the products inside, but it was really expensive.
这 意味着 一种 轻松 有趣 的 工作 氛围, 团队 成就 受到 高度 重视, 沟通 很 重要, 传统 的3 小时 会议 已 被 排队 喝 咖啡 的 非正式 聊天 取代。
This implies a fun and relaxed working atmosphere where team achievement is highly valued, communication is extremely important and traditional 3-hour meetings have been replaced by informal chats in the queue for coffee.