line-up
nounUK /ˈlaɪnʌp/
US /ˈlaɪnʌp/
A line-up is a row of people or things standing one behind the other.
The teacher asked the children to form a line-up at the door.
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2. The group of players on a sports team who will play in a game.
The coach announced the starting line-up for Saturday's match.
3. A group of suspects shown to a witness so they can try to identify a criminal.
The police put the suspect in a line-up at the station.
4. A list of events, performers, or shows planned for a program.
The festival line-up includes several famous bands.