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signnoun
signs
pl
UK
/saɪn/
US
/saɪn/
Translations
Dark clouds are a sign of an approaching storm.
Des nuages noirs sont un signe d'orage imminent.
panneaupour une affiche ou un panneau d'information public
The stop sign at the intersection is clearly visible.
Le panneau stop au carrefour est bien visible.
signeen mathématiques ou en musique
The plus sign indicates addition in mathematics.
Le signe plus indique l'addition en mathématiques.
Additional translations
signe du zodiaqueastrologie
signatureusage rare ou ancien
Definitions
An object, quality, or event whose presence or occurrence indicates the probable presence or occurrence of something else.
Dark clouds are a sign of an approaching storm.
A gesture or action used to convey information or instructions.
She gave him a sign to be quiet.
A notice on public display that gives information or instructions in a written or symbolic form.
The stop sign at the intersection is clearly visible.
A symbol or word used to represent an operation, instruction, or concept in mathematics or music.
The plus sign indicates addition in mathematics.
A trace or indication of something, especially a disease or condition.
The rash was a sign of an allergic reaction.
Each of the twelve sections of the zodiac, named after its corresponding constellation.
She was born in late April, so her sign is Taurus.
A person’s handwritten signature.
He put his sign at the bottom of the letter.
Synonyms
indication
symbol
mark
signal
gesture
omen
token
representation
inscription
banner
signverb
signed
Past Simple
signed
Past Participle
signing
ing-form
UK
/saɪn/
US
/saɪn/
Translations
She signed the contract to finalize the deal.
Elle a signé le contrat pour finaliser l'accord.
Additional translations
signerdans le sens de communiquer en langue des signes
recrutersport, pour engager un joueur par contrat
Definitions
To write one's name on a document to indicate agreement or acknowledgment.
She signed the contract to finalize the deal.
To communicate using sign language.
He learned to sign so he could communicate with his deaf friend.
To mark with a sign or symbol.
The artist signed the painting in the bottom right corner.
To engage or hire someone by signing a contract.
The team signed the new player for the upcoming season.
Synonyms
indicate
mark
signal
authenticate
endorse
approve
validate
certify
signadjective
UK
/saɪn/
US
/saɪn/
Used attributively before nouns: "sign language", "sign painter", etc.
Translations
Additional translations
gestuelsurtout dans l'expression langue des signes
Definitions
Relating to or involving signs, symbols, or sign language.
She attended a course in sign interpretation.
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