What part of speech is queues?

Queues can be categorized as a noun and a verb.

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Parts of speech

  • 1. queues is a verb, present, 3rd person singular of queue (infinitive).
  • 2. queues is a noun, plural of queue.

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Verb

Noun

What does queues mean?

Definitions

Verb
queue - To put oneself or itself at the end of a waiting line.
queue - To arrange themselves into a physical waiting queue.
queue - To add to a queue data structure.
queue - To fasten the hair into a queue.

Noun
queue - a line of people or vehicles waiting for something
queue - (information processing) an ordered list of tasks to be performed or messages to be transmitted
queue - a braid of hair at the back of the head
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Examples of queues

#   Sentence  
1. noun British people are used to standing in queues.
2. noun Before now, when you thought of a city, you thought of crowded streets, parking problems, traffic jams, queues, noise and fumes.
3. noun It's estimated that, over our lifetime, we spend up to six months standing in queues.
4. noun I don't like waiting in queues.
5. noun Treatment queues are getting longer and longer.
6. noun There was not a long queue at the bus stop.
7. noun Japanese and British people usually wait at a bus stop in a queue.
8. noun He was in the queue.
9. noun He broke into the bus queue.
10. noun There was not a long queue at the stadium.
11. noun Please hold the line so as not to lose your place in the queue.
12. noun The queue for buying tickets was unbelievably long.
13. noun At the train station, once I had figured out where the queue for tickets actually was, I began the long wait.
14. noun I didn't arrive in Harbin until very late, and the queue for taxis was already extremely long.
15. noun Not long after I joined the queue, a man approached and asked if I wanted a taxi.
16. verb However, you have to queue...
17. verb "You don't have to queue for my car," he offers.
18. verb Queue up!
19. verb At the shop, I do not like to queue.
20. verb Queue the next song.
21. verb I queue in front of the grocery store.
22. verb How far back does that queue go?
23. verb Queue up properly, no queue jumping!
24. verb Tom didn't want to queue.
25. verb He had to queue up at the ticket window.
26. verb He had to queue up at the ticket counter.
27. verb He had to queue for the ticket window.
28. verb He had to queue for the ticket counter.
29. verb However, you have to queue...
30. verb "You don't have to queue for my car," he offers.
Sentence  
noun
British people are used to standing in queues.
Before now, when you thought of a city, you thought of crowded streets, parking problems, traffic jams, queues, noise and fumes.
It's estimated that, over our lifetime, we spend up to six months standing in queues.
I don't like waiting in queues.
Treatment queues are getting longer and longer.
There was not a long queue at the bus stop.
Japanese and British people usually wait at a bus stop in a queue.
He was in the queue.
He broke into the bus queue.
There was not a long queue at the stadium.
Please hold the line so as not to lose your place in the queue.
The queue for buying tickets was unbelievably long.
At the train station, once I had figured out where the queue for tickets actually was, I began the long wait.
I didn't arrive in Harbin until very late, and the queue for taxis was already extremely long.
Not long after I joined the queue, a man approached and asked if I wanted a taxi.
verb
However, you have to queue...
"You don't have to queue for my car," he offers.
Queue up!
At the shop, I do not like to queue.
Queue the next song.
I queue in front of the grocery store.
How far back does that queue go?
Queue up properly, no queue jumping!
Tom didn't want to queue.
He had to queue up at the ticket window.
He had to queue up at the ticket counter.
He had to queue for the ticket window.
He had to queue for the ticket counter.
However, you have to queue...
"You don't have to queue for my car," he offers.
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