单词:cues
n evidence that helps to solve a problem
n a stimulus that provides information about what to do
n sports implement consisting of a tapering rod used to strike a cue ball in pool or billiards
v assist (somebody acting or reciting) by suggesting the next words of something forgotten or imperfectly learned
cue的用法和样例:
例句
- When I nod my head, that's your cue to interrupt the meeting.我一点头,就是暗示你把会议中断。
- The actor picked up his cue with effect.演员对他所得到的提示迅速地作出了反应,效果良好。
- The horses reacted as if on cue.马像得了信号一样地起了反应。
- Can you cue me when you want me to begin speaking?你要我开始讲话时能给我暗示一下吗?
- I'll cue you in by nodding my head.我一点头
常见句型
- The actor missed his cue and came onto the stage late.这演员错过了向他发出的提示,上场晚了。
- I wasn't sure what to do, so I took my cue from the person sitting next to me.我不敢肯定该怎样做,所以就模仿邻座那个人的行动。
- The fall in interest rates may be a cue for an upturn in consumer spending.利率的下降可能暗示消费的上升。
- When she coughs, it's my cue to come onto the stage.她一咳嗽,就是给我暗号出场。
- Follow my cue.照我的样子做。
- The studio manager will cue you in when it's your turn to sing.轮到你唱的时候,演播室经理会向你发出暗示。
常用短语
- 就在这个时候 at exactly the appropriate or expected moment
词汇搭配
- catch cue得到暗示
- follow cue按指点
- give cue给暗示
- miss cue错过暗示
- cue in在暗示
- cue on恰好在这个时候
经典引文
An actor who dries up on the crucial cue for which the scene is waiting.
出自:M. RenaultCued by my mention of some of the great names, he went off into a bout of marvellous total recall.
出自:A. Cooke
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