cue in Chinese
cue in Chinese is 信号 — cue means a signal or prompt that tells someone it is time to act.
cue in Chinese
信号
Pronounced: xìn hào
An action or event that is a signal for somebody to do something.
What does "cue" mean?
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noun A signal or prompt that tells someone it is time to act.
"The actor waited for his cue to walk on stage."
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noun A long tapered stick used to strike the ball in billiards, pool, or snooker.
"He chalked the tip of his cue before taking the shot."
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verb To give someone a signal to begin or continue an action.
"The director cued the band to start playing."
cue in a sentence
- The actor waited for his cue to walk on stage.
- A green light is the cue to start walking.
- He chalked the tip of his cue before taking the shot.
- The director cued the band to start playing.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cue" in Chinese?
"cue" in Chinese is 信号. cue means: A signal or prompt that tells someone it is time to act.
How do you pronounce 信号?
"cue" in Chinese is 信号, pronounced "xìn hào".
How do you use "cue" in a sentence?
Example: "The actor waited for his cue to walk on stage." In Chinese, "cue" is 信号.
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