Meaning difference
What is the difference between:
a queue of vehicles,
a column of vehicles, and
a row of vehicles
Top answer
sounds like they are all waiting for the same thing,, eg at a gas station. a queue of vehicles sounds like they are all waiting for the same thing,, eg at a gas station. a column of vehicles sounds like a military term, eg a column of tanks.
- sounds like they are all waiting for the same thing,, eg at a gas station.
- a queue of vehicles sounds like they are all waiting for the same thing,, eg at a gas station.
- a column of vehicles sounds like a military term, eg a column of tanks.
- One behind the other, a row of vehicles one beside the other, eg parked side by side.
- I usually hear a line of vehicles.
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sounds like they are all waiting for the same thing,, eg at a gas station.
a queue of vehicles sounds like they are all waiting for the same thing,, eg at a gas station.
a column of vehicles sounds like a military term, eg a column of tanks. One behind the other,
a row of vehicles one beside the other, eg parked side by side.
I usually hear a line of
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