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81sign in — sign your name to show you are in the building Be sure to sign in. We want to know that you are safe inside …
82sign out — sign your name to borrow something, on loan If you want to sign out a book you will need a library card …
83sign up — sign the list, enrol, enlist Did you sign up for lessons? Yes. My name is on the list …
84Sign- on procedure — Sign on procedure is the procedure you have to go through if you start working with an automated system. To prevent unauthorised access to the system, the sign on procedure request a user id and a personal, secret password …
85sign off on N. Amer. — sign off on N. Amer. informal give one s approval to. → sign …
86sign someone in (or out) — record someone s arrival (or departure) in a register. → sign …
87sign someone up — sign (someone) up to join or invite someone to join a group or organization. Kathy signed up for the soccer team this year. The team signed him up for two years. Local officials worked to sign up students to the summer jobs program. Usage notes:… …
88sign up — sign (someone) up to join or invite someone to join a group or organization. Kathy signed up for the soccer team this year. The team signed him up for two years. Local officials worked to sign up students to the summer jobs program. Usage notes:… …
89sign over something — sign over (something) to give up your rights to something by writing your name on a document. He signed over his death benefits in exchange for cash. She agreed to sign the deed over to me …
90sign over — (something) to give up your rights to something by writing your name on a document. He signed over his death benefits in exchange for cash. She agreed to sign the deed over to me …
