| 释义 |
cued是cue的过去分词 - n.提示；暗示；信号；（戏剧的）提示；线索；发辫；尾状物；【台】球杆；发辫；尾；【台】球杆；(买票等的)排队
- v.给…暗示[出主意]；把…插入演出；给…暗示[出主意]；把…插入演出；给（某人）暗示（或提示）
- 网络指示；提示法；剑桥大学工程系(Cambridge University Engineering Department)
复数：cues 过去分词：cued 现在分词：cuing v. prompt,signal,show,indicate,remind n. sign,indication,reminder,hint,clue 1. | 暗示；提示；信号an action or event that is a signal for sb to do sth |
| Jon's arrival was a cue for more champagne. 乔恩一来就意味着要喝更多的香槟酒了。 | | I think that's my cue to explain why I'm here. 我想这就是要我解释一下我为什么到这里来。 |
2. | （戏剧的）提示，暗示，尾白a few words or an action in a play that is a signal for another actor to do sth |
| She stood in the wings and waited for her cue to go on. 她站在舞台侧面等待着出场的提示。 |
3. | （台球等的）球杆，弹子棒a long wooden stick with a leather tip, used for hitting the ball in the games of billiards , pool and snooker |
IDM | ‘Where is that boy?’ As if on cue, Simon appeared in the doorway. “那男孩在哪里？”西蒙像是接到了信号一样刚好出现在门口。 |
(right) on cue 恰好在这时；就在这时候at exactly the moment you expect or that is appropriate | ‘Where is that boy?’ As if on cue, Simon appeared in the doorway. “那男孩在哪里？”西蒙像是接到了信号一样刚好出现在门口。 |
| Investors are taking their cue from the big banks and selling dollars. 投资者效法大银行卖出美元。 |
take your cue from sb/sth 模仿…的样子做；学…的样to copy what sb else does as an example of how to behave or what to do | Investors are taking their cue from the big banks and selling dollars. 投资者效法大银行卖出美元。 |
1. | ~ sb 给（某人）暗示（或提示）to give sb a signal so they know when to start doing sth |
| 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？ |
n. | 1. something said or done that provides the signal for somebody, especially an actor or performer, to say or do something 3. something that prompts or reminds somebody to do something 4. a long stick with a semicircular piece attached at the end, used to push shuffleboard disks 5. in games such as billiards, snooker, and pool, a long tapering stick used to strike the cue ball 6. a stimulus or pattern of stimuli, often not consciously perceived, that results in a specific learned behavioural response 7. something that an actor does or says as a signal to another actor to do or say something 8. an event, action, or statement that tells someone indirectly that they should do something 1. something said or done that provides the signal for somebody, especially an actor or performer, to say or do something 3. something that prompts or reminds somebody to do something 4. a long stick with a semicircular piece attached at the end, used to push shuffleboard disks 5. in games such as billiards, snooker, and pool, a long tapering stick used to strike the cue ball 6. a stimulus or pattern of stimuli, often not consciously perceived, that results in a specific learned behavioural response 7. something that an actor does or says as a signal to another actor to do or say something 8. an event, action, or statement that tells someone indirectly that they should do something | v. | 1. to give somebody, especially an actor or performer, a signal to say or do something 2. in games such as billiards, snooker, and pool, to strike a cue ball with a cue 3. to tie the hair at the back of the head in a plait |
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