n.暗示，提示，信号，(戏剧的)提示，尾白，(台球等的)球杆，弹子棒
vt.给(某人)暗示(或提示)

原形：cue第三人称单数：cues复数：cues过去式：cued过去分词：cued现在分词：cueing

Follow my cue.
照我的样子.
It is a cue.
这是一个提示。
Can you cue me when you want me to begin speaking?
你要我开始讲话时能暗示我一下吗？
I think that's my cue to explain why I'm here.
我想这就是要我解释一下我为什么到这里来。
The cue ball hit the eight ball, sending it into the corner pocket.
主球击中了8号球，把它送进了角落袋。
She took a deep breath and listened for her cue to start her speech.
她深吸一口气，等待开始演讲的信号。
The teacher gave a subtle cue to let the students know it was time for a break.
老师给出一个微妙的暗示，告诉学生是休息的时候了。
The actor's facial expression provided the emotional cue for his character's dialogue.
演员的面部表情为他角色的台词提供了情感线索。
A signal or cue from the director indicated the start of the scene.
导演的一个信号或提示标志着场景的开始。
She used hand gestures as a visual cue during her dance performance.
她在舞蹈表演中使用手势作为视觉提示。
The conductor gave a sharp cue with his baton, signaling the orchestra to begin playing.
指挥用指挥棒猛地一挥，示意乐队开始演奏。
In a theater, the sound cues help synchronize the lighting and music with the action on stage.
在剧院里，声音提示帮助同步灯光和音乐与舞台上的动作。
The athlete glanced at the scoreboard for a quick visual cue before making their next move.
运动员瞥了一眼记分牌，获取快速的视觉提示，然后做出下一步动作。
The chemist looked for a chemical cue in the mixture to determine its composition.
化学家在混合物中寻找化学线索来确定其组成。