Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
join-a-queue
verb phrase
/dʒɔɪn ə kjuː/

Definition
To take one’s place in a line of people waiting for something.

Examples
- After arriving at the concert, we had to join a queue for tickets.
- It’s polite to join a queue rather than push ahead.
- He decided to join the queue for the famous food truck.

Meaning
This phrase refers to the action of entering a line or queue to wait for service, entry, or access to something.

Synonyms
- line up
- queue up
- stand in line