Definition of Cue
Cue
cue
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
an action or something that is done that serves as a signal to a performer to enter or begin their performance;
e.g. The conductor has different cues for each section of the orchestra to signal them to start playing.
(noun)
something that serves as a comparable purpose or hint;
e.g. The performer took the spectator's yawns as a cue to wrap up his act quickly because it was a drag.
(noun)
an expression indicating the nature of something that is perceived;
e.g. Visual cues help in enhancing learning and retention rates.
(verb)
to give a cue or signal;
e.g. I will cue you to enter the stage to take your positions.
(verb)
to insert something into a continuous sequence or performance;
e.g. Cue in the lights and disco effects.
(noun)
a leather-tipped tapering rod or stick that is used to strike the cue ball;
e.g. Hit the ball with the cue.
(noun)
a waiting line;
e.g. I have been stuck in the cue at the mall for the past 30 minutes!
Translate this Word
Select a language from the dropdown and click "Translate Now" to see this word in your preferred language.
Similar Words
Opposite Words
Related Words
Comments
