Fixed use of faire ‘do’ and queue ‘line’; Larousse identifies faire la queue as the current form.
Fixed use of faire ‘do’ and queue ‘line’; Larousse identifies faire la queue as the current form.
What does faire la queue mean?
To wait one's turn in a line.
Where can someone faire la queue?
At a shop, station, museum or any place with a line.
Does queue mean an animal's tail here?
No. It means a queue of people.
Is faire queue the usual modern form?
No. Larousse calls faire queue old-fashioned.
Does the article la belong to the phrase?
Yes. The normal fixed expression is faire la queue.