cue

• Substantivo que designa um sinal, aviso ou indicação para que alguém comece ou execute uma ação, muito usado no teatro, em apresentações ou na comunicação; também pode ser uma dica ou sugestão que orienta uma resposta ou comportamento.

A noun referring to a signal, sign, or prompt that indicates when to begin or perform a specific action, often used in theater, performance, or communication.

1. Signal for actionB1formal

   A signal or sign that indicates when to start or do something.

   Deixa

   • The director gave the cue for the actors to begin.
   • Her yawn was a cue that she was tired.
   • The sound of the bell is the cue for the race to start.

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2. Theater promptB1formal

   A word, phrase, or action in a play that signals another actor to speak or perform.

   Deixa

   • He missed his cue and the scene was delayed.
   • The actor waited for his cue before entering the stage.
   • She whispered the cue to the nervous performer.

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3. Hint or suggestionB2informal

   A piece of information or a hint that helps someone understand or decide.

   Deixa

   • Take a cue from her and start studying earlier.
   • The article gave me a cue about how to solve the problem.
   • His silence was a cue that he didn't agree.

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• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de dar um sinal ou dica a alguém para que comece ou execute uma ação, especialmente em contextos de apresentações ou comunicação. Pode também significar sinalizar, sugerir ou dar uma deixa.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving a signal or prompt to someone to begin or perform an action, especially in performance or communication contexts.

1. Signal to startB2formal

   To give a signal or indication for someone to begin an action, especially in performance or entertainment.

   Dar o sinal

   • The director cued the actor to begin his monologue.
   • The sound technician cued the music at the right moment.
   • She cued the dancers to start their routine.

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2. Prompt or remindB2informal

   To provide a hint or reminder to someone about what to do or say next.

   Dar uma deixa

   • He cued his friend to mention the surprise party.
   • The teacher cued the student to continue reading.
   • She cued him with a nod to start the presentation.

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