sign
sign
saɪn
sain
British pronunciation
/saɪn/

Definición y significado de "sign"en inglés

01

signo

a symbol or letters used in math, music, or other subjects to show an instruction, idea, etc.
sign definition and meaning
example
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In computer programming, the equal sign ( =) is frequently used as an assignment operator.
En programación de computadoras, el signo igual (=) se usa frecuentemente como operador de asignación.
02

an objective or observable indication of a disorder, disease, or medical condition

sign definition and meaning
example
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The rash was an early sign of an allergic reaction.
03

a perceptible indication or clue of something not immediately obvious

example
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Yellowing leaves are a sign of nutrient deficiency.
04

señal, cartel

a text or symbol that is displayed in public to give instructions, warnings, or information
example
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The road sign indicated a sharp turn ahead.
El señal de tráfico indicaba una curva cerrada más adelante.
05

any nonverbal gesture, motion, or action used to communicate meaning

example
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Waving is a common sign of greeting.
06

a physical structure, typically a board, used for posting advertisements or notices

example
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He painted the sign for his shop.
07

one of the twelve divisions of the zodiac, each associated with specific dates and characteristics

example
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People often read horoscopes for their sun sign.
08

a gesture or symbol that is part of a system of communication in sign language

example
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Each sign conveys a specific word or concept.
09

the property of an object, particle, or quantity indicating its polarity, such as positive or negative electric charge

example
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Opposite signs attract, and like signs repel.
10

a fundamental unit of language linking a signifier to what it signifies

example
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Linguists analyze how signs operate in language systems.
11

signo

the property of a number indicating whether it is positive or negative, excluding zero
example
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The function changes sign at the root.
to sign
01

firmar

to write one's name or mark on a document to indicate acceptance, approval, or endorsement of its contents
Transitive: to sign a document
to sign definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The artist signed the painting in the bottom right corner.
El artista firmó la pintura en la esquina inferior derecha.
1.1

firmar

to agree to the terms of a contract by putting one's signature to it
Transitive: to sign a contract
to sign definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The CEO flew to the company 's headquarters to sign the merger agreement with their business partner.
El CEO voló a la sede de la compañía para firmar el acuerdo de fusión con su socio comercial.
1.2

firmar, contratar

to formally secure the services of an individual by entering into a contractual agreement with them
Transitive: to sign sb
example
Ejemplos
The orchestra signed a renowned conductor to lead their performances for the next concert season.
La orquesta firmó un contrato con un director de renombre para dirigir sus actuaciones en la próxima temporada de conciertos.
02

comunicarse por señas

to use sign language for communication
Transitive: to sign words
Intransitive
to sign definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The doctor learned to sign basic medical terminology to communicate with patients who are unable to speak.
El médico aprendió a signar terminología médica básica para comunicarse con pacientes que no pueden hablar.
03

firmar, hacer señas

to use hand movements, facial expressions, or body language to communicate messages
Intransitive: to sign to sb
example
Ejemplos
Sarah and Emily signed to each other during the presentation, sharing their thoughts on the speaker's points.
Sarah y Emily se signaron mutuamente durante la presentación, compartiendo sus pensamientos sobre los puntos del orador.
04

signar, bendecir haciendo la señal de la cruz

to make the sign of the cross as a symbol of blessing or protection
Transitive: to sign sb/sth
example
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The pastor signed the gravesite with the cross, offering prayers for the departed soul and the grieving family.
El pastor signó el lugar de la tumba con la cruz, ofreciendo oraciones por el alma difunta y la familia afligida.
05

señalizar, marcar

to use markers or signposts to show the way or provide information about a location
Transitive: to sign a place or road
example
Ejemplos
The park was signed with wooden posts, indicating the boundaries of the designated picnic areas.
El parque estaba señalizado con postes de madera, indicando los límites de las áreas designadas para picnic.
01

relating to the system of communication used by deaf people, typically involving gestures and visual symbols

example
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Sign instruction is offered as part of the curriculum.
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