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Fatimah0786 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

'Jump the queue Vs 'Cut in line'

Do the words 'jump the queue and 'cut in line' mean the same? In the sentence, "When you cut in line, you are abrogating your responsibility to those who were in line before you", if I write the phrase 'jump the queue' does it still mean the same?
(I read the sentence here:http://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/abrogate?family=Abrogate)

Thanks.
  

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fatimah0786 if I write the phrase 'jump the queue' does it still mean the same? I understand them to have the same meaning.

— Philip

  • fatimah0786 if I write the phrase 'jump the queue' does it still mean the same?
  • I understand them to have the same meaning.
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fatimah0786if I write the phrase 'jump the queue' does it still mean the same?
I understand them to have the same meaning.
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fatimah0786'jump the queue
British English
fatimah0786'cut in line'
American English.
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