lineup
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈlaɪnˌʌp/ · UK /ˈlaɪnʌp/
lineup means: A list of people or things arranged in an order, such as performers or team members.
noun
A list of people or things arranged in an order, such as performers or team members.
- The coach announced the lineup.
- This year's festival has a great lineup of singers.
- Two new players joined the starting lineup.
A line of people or vehicles waiting to be served in the order they arrived.
- There was a lineup outside the store.
- We joined the lineup for tickets.
- The lineup of cars stretched around the corner.
The order in which racing cars stand at the start, decided by their qualifying times.
- The starting lineup was announced.
- Qualifying times determined the lineup for Sunday's race.
- His penalty moved him to the back of the lineup.
A list of trains expected to use a particular section of railway during a set period.
- The dispatcher checked the lineup.
- The lineup lists three freight trains for this section.
- Crews received an updated lineup before starting work.
Questions about lineup
What does lineup mean?
A list of people or things arranged in an order, such as performers or team members.
What is lineup in other languages?
Türkçe: kadro · Español: alineación · Français: composition · Deutsch: Aufstellung · Italiano: formazione · 日本語: 顔ぶれ
How do you pronounce lineup?
In American English /ˈlaɪnˌʌp/; in British English /ˈlaɪnʌp/.
How do you use lineup in a sentence?
The coach announced the lineup. This year's festival has a great lineup of singers.
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