line up

• 表示把物品或人排成一行或一列，也指组织、安排活动或计划。

A phrasal verb used to indicate arranging things or people in a row, or organizing an event or activity.

不可数 · 及物和不及物 · 短语动词，可分

1. Form a queueformal

   To stand or arrange in a line, one behind another.

   排队

   • The students lined up outside the classroom.
   • People lined up early to buy concert tickets.
   • Please line up in an orderly fashion.

   同义词queuequeue up

2. Arrange or organizeinformal

   To arrange or schedule something, such as an event or a series of things.

   安排

   • We have lined up several speakers for the conference.
   • She lined up a meeting with the client for next week.
   • They lined up a series of interviews for the job.

   同义词arrangecoordinateorganizeplanscheduleset up

   反义词disarrangedisorganizescatter

3. Align or positionformal

   To put things in a straight line or correct position relative to each other.

   对齐

   • He lined up the books on the shelf.
   • The mechanic lined up the wheels of the car.
   • Make sure the edges are lined up perfectly.

   同义词alignarrangearrayorderpositionrangestraighten

   反义词disarrangedisorderdispersejumblescatter

基本动词line