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signs

A notice or object that provides information or a warning. / An indication that something exists or is happening. / A gesture used to communicate without speaking. / To write one's signature on a document to make it official. / To communicate using sign language.
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: signspast: signedpp: signeding: signing

Countable when referring to individual markers or gestures like a stop sign. Uncountable when referring to the general act of signaling or the overall presence of indications.

Meanings

Noun

A notice or object that provides information or a warning.

The road signs were obscured by snow.

Noun

An indication that something exists or is happening.

Dark clouds are signs of an approaching storm.

Noun

A gesture used to communicate without speaking.

The diver gave the okay sign to the boat.

Transitive Verb
[~ someone][~ something]

To write one's signature on a document to make it official.

Intransitive Verb

To communicate using sign language.

Examples

Look at the signs.

Look at the signs.

He signs the paper.

He signs the paper.

These are warning signs.

These are warning signs.

She signs slowly to him.

She signs slowly to him.

I saw the exit signs.

I saw the exit signs.

He signs the check now.

He signs the check now.

The patient shows signs of recovery.

The patient shows signs of recovery.

Health

Follow the signs to the museum.

Travel

The detective noticed signs of a struggle.

The detective noticed signs of a struggle.

Detective

The CEO signs the merger agreement.

Business

Ancient ruins provide signs of early trade.

History

He signs a formal apology letter.

Apology

Phrasal Verbs

sign off

to officially approve a document or project

sign away

to surrender a right or possession by signing a legal document

sign in

to record one's arrival at a place

sign up

to commit oneself to a course of action or join an organization

Many students decided to sign up for the advanced chemistry seminar.

sign on

to agree to a contract or a specific term of employment

The athlete signed on for another three years with the team.

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