Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wait-in-a-line
phrase
/weɪt ɪn ə laɪn/
Definition
To stand or remain in a queue or line, usually for a service or event.
Examples
- People had to wait in a line for hours to buy tickets for the concert.
- During the sale, customers were excited to wait in a line to get their favorite items at a discount.
- She didn’t mind to wait in a line because she was looking forward to the event.
Meaning
The act of positioning oneself behind others in a designated line, typically while waiting for an opportunity or service.
Synonyms
- queue
- stand in line
- line up
