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*sign²
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1 [I,T] to write your name on a letter or document to show that you wrote it or agree with it 签署; 签〔名〕; 在…上签字:
I forgot to sign the cheque. 我忘记在支票上签字了。
2 also 又作 sign up [T] to agree to give someone a job, for example in a sports team or musical group 签约聘请，签约雇用:
He's been signed by United. 他已和联队签约。
sign sth ↔ awayto give something you have to someone else by signing an official document, especially when this does not seem a sensible thing to do 签字转让某物〔尤指这是不明智的做法〕
sign for sth
to write your name on a document to prove that you have received something 签收
sign in
to write your name in a book when you enter an office building, club etc 〔进入办公楼、俱乐部等时〕签名登记，签到
sign on
1 to put your name on a list because you want to do a course 报名〔参加某一课程〕:
+ for I've signed on for a French course. 我已经报名上一门法语课。
2 BrE to get money from the government by signing (SIGN) a document to officially say you do not have a job 【英】 失业登记〔以领取救济金〕
sign out
to write your name in a book when you leave an office building, club etc 〔离开办公楼、俱乐部等时〕签名登记，签退
sign sth ↔ over
to give something you own to someone else by signing an official document 签字转让
sign up
1 [T sign sb ↔ up] to agree to give someone a job, for example in a sports team or musical group 签约聘请，签约雇用:
The Yankees signed him up when he finished college. 扬基队是在他念完大学之后和他签约的。
2 [I] to put your name on a list because you want to do something 报名:
+ for Twenty people signed up for the trip to Paris. 二十人报名参加巴黎之行。
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