Then we cue at the checkout and wait for the clerk to tells us how much to pay ?
I can not understand "cue at " . what do it mean ? what is its function ?
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I am afraid that this word is incorrect. The word "queue" should be used here, which means a line or to form a line (like when people stand behind one another in a line whilst waiting for a service, such as at the bank).
The word "cue" means to prompt someone.
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do you mean queue?
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"line up at"
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