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to line up
[phrase form: line]
01
to stand in a line or row extending in a single direction
02
to place individuals or objects in a line or row
03
to align or position something precisely in relation to another thing
Transitive
04
to schedule or organize an event, activity, or person to make sure they are present or available
05
(in football) to assume one's designated position on the field or pitch before the start of the game
06
to stand together in support of a group or cause
07
to be in agreement with something
line up
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Example
The fans lined up for hours to get into the concert.
The cars are lining up at the toll booth to pay the toll.
The customers lined up at the checkout counter, ready to pay for their groceries.
The airplanes are lining up on the runway, ready to take off.
The police lined up the suspects against the wall for identification.
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