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cue

/kjuː/

noun

Bir eyleme başlamak veya konuşmak için sinyal

A signal for someone to do something, especially for an actor to begin speaking or enter.

  • That's your cue to enter the stage.
  • She waited for her cue before beginning to speak.
  • He took his cue from the director's hand gesture.
  • In classical conditioning experiments, animals learn to associate a neutral cue with a biologically significant stimulus like food.
  • The software developer programmed the system to respond automatically when it detects a specific auditory cue from users.
  • Behavioral economists have shown that subtle environmental cues can significantly influence consumer purchasing decisions in retail settings.
noun

Bilardo veya snookerde topu vurmak için kullanılan sopa

A long stick used to strike the ball in billiards, pool, or snooker.

  • He chalked the tip of his cue before taking the shot.
  • She bought a new cue for the tournament.
  • The cue slipped and he missed the ball.
verb

Birine bir şeyi başlatması için sinyal vermek

To give a signal to someone to start doing something.

  • The director cued the actors to begin the scene.
  • Can you cue the music when she walks in?
  • He cued me to start talking.