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a group of people that has been brought together to form a team or take part in an event: Several important changes are expected in the line-up for Thursday's game. We've got a star-studded line-up of guests on tonight's show. Bryan Bulaga is back in the starting line-up for the Packers. US (UK identity parade )
line· up ˈlī-ˌnəp. 1. a. : a list of players taking part in a game (as of baseball) the starting lineup. b. : the players on such a list. 2. a. : an alignment (as in entertainment or politics) of persons or things having a common purpose, distinction, or bond. the show's star-studded lineup. b. : line sense 11. the new lineup of fall fashions. c.
a group of people that has been brought together to form a team or take part in an event: the starting lineup for today’s game. a star-studded lineup of guests on the show. A lineup is also a row of people brought together by the police so that a person who saw a crime can recognize the criminal among them.
If you line up with, behind, or alongside a person or group, you support them. If you line up against a person or group, you oppose them.
to prepare, organize, or arrange something: Do you have anything exciting lined up for the weekend? I've lined up a meeting with them for tomorrow morning. [ + to infinitive ] Do you have anyone lined up to do the catering at the Christmas party? SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases.
A line-up is a group of people or a series of things that have been gathered together to be part of a particular event.
Line-up definition: a particular order or disposition of persons or things as arranged or drawn up for action, inspection, etc.. See examples of LINE-UP used in a sentence.
