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signposting

UK
/ˈsaɪn.pəʊstɪŋ/
US
/ˈsaɪn.poʊstɪŋ/
signpostverb

signposting

Gerund

signposted
Past Simple
signposted
Past Participle
signposting
Gerund
UK
/ˈsaɪn.pəʊst/
US
/ˈsaɪn.poʊst/
Translations
baliserPour un itinéraire, un sentier ou un parcours.
The park authorities signposted the trail to help hikers find their way.
Les autorités du parc ont balisé le sentier pour aider les randonneurs à s’orienter.
indiquerAu sens général : montrer clairement, signaler.
The teacher signposted the key points of the lecture to ensure students understood the main concepts.
L’enseignant a indiqué les points clés du cours pour s’assurer que les étudiants comprenaient les notions principales.
Additional translations
signalerPlus proche d’une mise en évidence ou d’un repérage explicite.
Definitions
To provide or mark with signposts to guide or direct.
The park authorities signposted the trail to help hikers find their way.
To indicate or point out clearly.
The teacher signposted the key points of the lecture to ensure students understood the main concepts.
Synonyms
indicate
point out
guide
show
direct
signpostnoun
Definitions
A post bearing a sign that gives information or directions, typically at a road junction.
The signpost at the crossroads indicated the way to the nearest town.
An indication, guide, or clue that helps to direct or inform.
The sudden drop in sales was a signpost that the company needed to change its strategy.
signpostadjective
Definitions
Serving to indicate direction or guidance; functioning like a signpost.
The report includes signpost questions to steer the discussion.
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