signed off

UK
/saɪnd ɒf/
US
/saɪnd ɔf/

Traductions

sign offverb

signed off

Past Simple

signed off
Past Simple
signed off
Past Participle
signing off
Gerund
UK
/saɪn ɒf/
US
/saɪn ɔf/
clorepour une émission, une intervention ou un message écrit
The news anchor will sign off at the end of the program.
Le présentateur du journal clôturera l'émission à la fin du programme.
approuverdans un contexte formel ou administratif
The manager needs to sign off on the budget before it can be implemented.
Le directeur doit approuver le budget avant qu'il puisse être mis en œuvre.
Traductions supplémentaires
validerdans un contexte professionnel ou technique
déconnecterau sens de cesser son activité ou quitter le travail en fin de journée

Définitions

sign offverb
To formally approve or agree to something.
The manager needs to sign off on the budget before it can be implemented.
To end a broadcast or transmission, typically by a radio or television presenter.
The news anchor will sign off at the end of the program.
To conclude a letter, email, or other written communication.
She decided to sign off her email with a friendly note.
To stop work or an activity, especially at the end of the day.
I usually sign off from work at 5 PM.