Line up
/lain ʌp/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To arrange people or things in a neat or orderly row, often for inspection or organization.
- The students lined up in front of the classroom before entering.
- Please line up the chairs against the wall for the event.
2. To prepare or arrange events, activities, or people for future use or occurrence.
- The team has lined up several projects for the next quarter.
- She has lined up an impressive group of speakers for the conference.
3. To queue or wait in line.
- We had to line up for hours before the concert started.
- If you want to buy tickets, you'll need to line up at the box office.
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