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Qué significa “sign” en español

EE. UU. /saɪn/

sign en español: cartel, señal, letrero, indicio, presagio, augurio

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CARTEL INFORMATIVOA2

cartel, señal, letrero

Tablero u objeto visible con palabras o imágenes que informa o da instrucciones.

En inglés sencillo: A board or other visible object with words or pictures that gives information or instructions.

  • Read the sign on the door.
  • We followed the signs to the station.
  • Someone has put up a new warning sign.

Sinónimos: notice, board

Expresiones frecuentes: road sign, stop sign, warning sign

INDICIOB1

indicio, señal

Algo que permite pensar que otra cosa existe, es cierta o puede ocurrir.

En inglés sencillo: Something you notice that suggests another thing exists, is true, or may happen.

  • A smile is a good sign.
  • The patient showed signs of recovery.
  • Is this a sign that prices will fall?

Cómo se usa: a sign of something (Dark clouds can be a sign of rain.); a sign that… (Her smile was a sign that she felt better.)

Sinónimos: indication, signal

Expresiones frecuentes: sign of something, good sign, early sign, clear sign

PRESAGIOB2

presagio, augurio

Hecho u objeto que se cree que anuncia algo bueno o malo en el futuro.

En inglés sencillo: An event or object believed to predict something good or bad in the future.

  • She took the dream as a sign.
  • They believed the bird was a sign of good luck.
  • Was the sudden storm a sign from heaven?

Cómo se usa: a sign of something (They believed the comet was a sign of disaster.)

Sinónimos: omen, portent

Expresiones frecuentes: a bad sign, sign from heaven, read the sign

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FIRMAA2

firmar

Escribir tu nombre en un documento para mostrar que lo aceptas o que lo has escrito.

En inglés sencillo: To write your name on a document to show that you agree with it or wrote it.

  • Please sign this form.
  • They signed the agreement yesterday.
  • Have you signed your name at the bottom?

Expresiones frecuentes: sign a contract, sign your name, sign a form

CONTRATACIÓNB2

contratar, fichar

Incorporar a alguien a una empresa o un equipo mediante un contrato.

En inglés sencillo: To employ someone by agreeing on a contract with them.

  • The club wants to sign him.
  • The label signed two young singers.
  • They signed her to a new contract.

Cómo se usa: sign someone to something (The company signed her to a three-year contract.)

Sinónimos: hire, recruit

Expresiones frecuentes: sign someone, sign a player, sign a singer, sign a musician

COMUNICACIÓN GESTUALB2

hacer señas, comunicarse por señas

Comunicar algo a alguien mediante movimientos de las manos u otros gestos.

En inglés sencillo: To communicate with someone by moving your hands or making other gestures.

  • She signed to him to stop.
  • They signed across the crowded room.
  • Can you sign that message to her?

Cómo se usa: sign to someone (She signed to him to wait outside.); sign that… (He signed that he needed help.)

Sinónimos: gesture, signal

Expresiones frecuentes: sign to someone, sign a message, sign in silence

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