1.排队等待
1.to stand in a line with other people because you want to buy something or do something
1.For an average of RMB 20 an hour, Li or one of his runners will take a queue number and physically wait in line on your behalf.
一般一小时给个20元，李启才或者他的跑腿者，就会帮你领号，并替你排队。
2.Wo men, legs crossed in discomfort or desperation, wait in line for the lavatory while men saunter in and out of their loos.
女人们痛苦不堪或者绝望地交叉着双腿，排成长队等待上盥洗室，然而男人们却从从容容地进出于他们的洗手间。
3.In one corner of the lobby area, 200 mostly elderly people wait in line to see a doctor for prescription medicine.
大厅区一个角落有200人排队找医生拿处方药，其中多数上了年纪。
4.But if you're hoping to get a glimpse of Xia Da herself, you may have to wait in line for quite some time.
但是如果你想一睹夏达的风采的话，那就得排队等上一阵子了。作家也应邀参加了这次书展。。
5.Those truck drivers in Chongqing may have to wait in line a while longer.
重庆的卡车司机可能还要再排一段时间的队。
6.The post office is a major savings institution, and given Chinese frugality , depositors usually have to wait in line.
吸收存款是邮局的主要业务之一，由于国人都有储蓄习惯，存款窗口经常「生意」不断。
7.Business was slow at first but it's really snowballed the last couple of months; now you have to wait in line to get a table.
事业要缓慢的发展，刚开始生意很清淡，但是最近两个月，现在你要座位还得排队等。
8.Outbound travelers in Europe. Don't spit or talk loudly in public places. Wait in line. Eat quietly.
禁止在公共场所随地吐痰、大声喧哗。自觉排队。吃饭时不要说话。
9.Sometimes things run very smoothly, and sometimes people have to wait in line for hours.
有时候很顺利，有时候要排队等几个小时。
10.In those cases, Americans with magnetic stripe cards usually have to wait in line to pay with cash or have a clerk swipe their cards.
那样的话，持磁条卡的美国人只好排队用现金付账或者人工刷卡。