Examples of using Queues in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
All Queues.
Queues are long.
I would have two queues at airports.
No queues in here, Dave.
British people are used to standing in queues.
Long queues have formed on main roads.
You can join the phone queues after lunch.
Queues a mile long just to get a ticket.
New school rule: queues are ordered by IQ.
By decree of the Emperor,all men are required to wear those braided queues.
The situation with the hunger and queues is turning nasty.
IBM uses the term reservation stations for their distributed queues.
Apple now maintains two Genius Bar queues: Mac and Mobile Device.
The sun is out and skiers are pouring in, so be prepared for long queues.
To wear those braided queues. By decree of the Emperor, all men are required.
Their past of poverty, endless queues for bread.
Queues outside petrol stations, and power cuts inevitable, Prime Minister Heath issued a statement.
Narrator Britain's soldiers come home, to a land without much cheer, to a land of ration cards, queues, black markets and austerity.
Networks of queues are systems in which a number of queues are connected by what's known as customer routing.
Sad city, sad lights in the sad streets, sad clowns in sad music-halls,sad queues outside the sad cinemas, sad furniture in the sad stores.
This caused long queues and eventually prevented quite a few people from voting as the polling stations closed.
Full security during the Olympic Games means increasing the control of the movement of people," said Foreign Minister Kastriot Islami."Thismay also lead to delays and long queues at the borders.
Long queues outside embassies and pages of complex documentation are a fact of life for Macedonians wishing to visit EU-member countries.
Squares, avenues, parks and boulevards, trees and railings, men and women, childrenand dogs, crowds, queues, vehicles and shop windows, buildings, facades, columns and capitals, sidewalks, gutters, sandstone paving flags glistening grey in the drizzle.
There are no more queues for bread and milk, gas is not sold in plastic bottles in the street, people use credit cards, salaries in dinars have a value, pensions are paid more or less regularly, and the country has not been under sanctions for six years.
No queuing, no talking, no peeping?
No queuing.
Empty queue name.
No queuing here.
Transfer Queue to Device.