cue是一个英语单词，其意思是提示、给暗示、线索。经常被用在综艺节目当中，用法通常是突然被cue到，谁谁谁被cue到，其含义一般是指点请对方接话、表演交接转换的意思。该词的用法直接是从英文单词“cue”的含义和用法演变而来，至于作为网络语的盛行，完全是取决于近几年综艺节目的盛行，让原本节目里一些出现频率较高的词，作为网络梗被大家传播开来。
cue造句：
1、It begins with the presentation of a visual cue.
2、He often takes his cue from the boss.
3、For the kids in the experiment, the cue was the precise location of a cartoon character.
4、When I nod my head, thats your cue to interrupt the meeting.
5、We can take the cue from our fears and plunge the world into chaos.
6、Without a visual cue like this, its likely to be unclear to the user which row is currently selected.
7、During the initial pass, placeholders that cue the transformations fill the places in the tree where unresolved elements will go.
8、Taking their cue from psychology, these economists take seriously what every layman knows: that people dont always behave in selfish or even rational ways.
9、Because lots of folks use an empty plate-rather than a full stomach-as a cue to put down their fork.
10、A symmetrical face is a health cue, as are a good head of hair and masculine features such a strong jaw and a deep voice.
11、Under the condition of high gender cue salience, the fact that there is implicit gender stereotype in judgments of fame implied the stability of implicit gender stereotypes.
12、Take a cue from Kelly Ripa, who added ashy-blond strands to her soft caramel base color. To get the same effect with brown hair, ask your colorist for hazelnut or amber highlights.
13、That may be a hint that the action evolved as a social cue - time for us all to go to bed - although as usual when evolution and human behaviour meet, the tie is speculative at best.
