Cue in
/kjuː ɪn/B2
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1. To give a signal or prompt someone to begin speaking or doing something.
- The director cued in the actors to start the scene.
- I'll cue you in when it's your turn to talk.
2. To provide someone with information necessary to understand something or be aware of what is happening.
- Let me cue you in on the latest developments of the project.
- I wasn't cued in on the decision-making process, so I felt out of the loop.
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