Sign off
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British pronunciation/sˈaɪn ˈɒf/
American pronunciation/sˈaɪn ˈɔf/

Définition et Signification de "sign off"

to sign off
[phrase form: sign]
01

signer

to write the final message at the end of the letter or email that counts as one's signature
to sign off definition and meaning
02

valider

to formally authorize a decision, action, or document
to sign off definition and meaning
03

déconnecter

to stop broadcasting, often accompanied by saying goodbye or playing a piece of music
04

s'inscrire à nouveau

to tell the government that one has gotten a job and no longer need unemployment benefits
05

déclarer inapte

(of a doctor) to give a note to a patient saying they are unwell and cannot work
06

se déconnecter

to take a break from one's work, activity, etc.
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In the closing paragraph, David signed off his handwritten letter with a personal touch, expressing gratitude for the recipient's friendship.
John concluded his letter by signing off with a friendly note and his signature.
After sharing the latest news, Mary signed off her email with warm regards and well-wishes.
As the email exchange wrapped up, Sarah signed off with a casual "Take care!"
The pen pals had developed a routine of signing off each letter with a unique and shared closing phrase that held sentimental value.
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