The idiom "sign on the dotted line" originated from the practice of signing legal or official documents. In the past, contracts and agreements were often written on paper with a dotted line indicating where the signature should be placed. The phrase emphasizes the finality and commitment associated with signing an important document. It implies that once a person signs on the dotted line, they are legally bound to the terms and conditions outlined in the agreement.

What is the origin of the idiom "sign on the dotted line" and when to use it?

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英語での「 sign on the dotted line」の定義と意味

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