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to signal
01
hacer señas a, hacer una seña a
to give someone a message, instruction, etc. by making a sound or movement
Transitive: to signal sth
Ditransitive: to signal sb to do sth
Ejemplos
The traffic officer signaled drivers to stop or proceed using hand signals.
El agente de tráfico señaló a los conductores que se detuvieran o procedieran usando señales manuales.
02
señalar, indicar
to indicate something as a sign for something else
Transitive: to signal sth | to signal that
Ejemplos
The sudden drop in temperature signaled the onset of winter.
La caída repentina de la temperatura señaló el inicio del invierno.
03
señalar
to do something to make one's feelings or opinions known
Transitive: to signal an opinion or sentiment
Ejemplos
He signaled his agreement by nodding his head vigorously.
Señaló su acuerdo asintiendo con la cabeza vigorosamente.
Signal
01
señal, cobertura
a series of electrical or radio waves carrying data to a radio, television station, or mobile phone
Ejemplos
The radio picked up a weak signal from a distant station, resulting in static-filled audio.
La radio captó un señal débil de una estación lejana, lo que resultó en un audio lleno de estática.
02
símbolo, signo
a gesture or action used to convey a message without using words
Ejemplos
He nodded his head as a signal of agreement during the meeting.
Asintió con la cabeza como señal de acuerdo durante la reunión.
03
any stimulus, warning, or indication that encourages or triggers a specific action
Ejemplos
Market trends can be a signal for investment decisions.
signal
01
unusually important, remarkable, or outstanding in quality or effect
Ejemplos
His speech was a signal event in the history of the movement.
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