英语单词短语词组“sign on”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

sign on

phrasal verbwithsignverb

/saɪn/us

/saɪn/

(NO JOB)

UKinformal

tosignaformat agovernmentofficeto say that you do not have ajoband that youwanttoreceivebenefit(=moneypaidby thegovernment)

（到政府就业事务处）登记领取（失业救济金）

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Unemployment

anti-unemployment
be between jobs/marriages/boyfriends, girlfriends, etc.idiom
between
disability living allowance
displaced
frictional unemployment
idleness
job
job centre
jobless
JSA
NEET
pip
precarity
sign
unemployed
unemployment
unwaged
welfare

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(AGREE TO HELP)

mainlyUS

(UKsign up)

toagreetobecomeinvolvedin anorganizedactivity:

报名参加（某项有组织的活动）

[+ to infinitive]mainlyUSI'vesignedon tohelpat theschoolfair.我已报名在学校交流会上帮忙。

UKinformal

tosignadocumentsaying that you willworkfor someone or do aparticularjoboractivity:

签约（受雇）；报名（参加活动）

She'ssignedonwithatempagency.她和一家临时机构签约了。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Taking part and getting involved

actor
all in
along
attendee
be (a) party tosomethingidiom
catch
concern
go in onsomething
hat
have a horse in the raceidiom
have skin in the gameidiom
immersion
muscle
neck
pitch in
plunge
plunge in/plunge intosomething
punch above your weightidiom
re-engage
thick

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Signing & signatures

(Definition ofsign onfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

sign on| American Dictionary

sign on

phrasal verbwithsignverb

/sɑɪn/

toagreeto takepart:

Severalcorporationshave signed on tosponsorthetournament.

If you sign on to anagreement,law, oridea, youstatethat you willsupportit:

Nearly everystatehas signed on,agreeingtodroptheirlawsuitsandacceptasettlement.

(Definition ofsign onfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

sign on| Business English

sign on

phrasal verbwithsignverb

/saɪn/us

UKinformal

tosignaformat agovernmentofficeto say that you do not have ajoband that youwanttoreceivebenefits:

After Jack was maderedundant, hesignedon for eightmonths.

(alsosign up)

toagreetostartdoing a newactivityorjoborstartusing a newsystem:

Majoradvertisers have alreadysignedon.

sign on to sthReims is one of thelargesttownstosignon toelectronicvoting.

sign on as sthBig-nameindustriesaresigningon ascorporatepartners.

(alsosign up)

tosignadocumentsaying that you have anagreementwith aparticularorganization:

sign on with sthShe'ssignedon with atempagency.

tostartusing acomputersystemorwebsite,especiallyby givingyournameand apassword:

Provided youensurethat nooneseesyourPCscreenwhen yousignon,internetbankingis just assafeas any otherformofbanking.

sign on to sthOn any givenweek, from 250,000 to 500,000userssignon to thenetwork.

单词	sign on
释义	sign on phrasal verbwithsignverb uk /saɪn/us /saɪn/ (NO JOB) UKinformal tosignaformat agovernmentofficeto say that you do not have ajoband that youwanttoreceivebenefit(=moneypaidby thegovernment) （到政府就业事务处）登记领取（失业救济金） SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Unemployment anti-unemployment be between jobs/marriages/boyfriends, girlfriends, etc.idiom between disability living allowance displaced frictional unemployment idleness job job centre jobless JSA NEET pip precarity sign unemployed unemployment unwaged welfare See more results » (AGREE TO HELP) mainlyUS (UKsign up) toagreetobecomeinvolvedin anorganizedactivity: 报名参加（某项有组织的活动） [+ to infinitive]mainlyUSI'vesignedon tohelpat theschoolfair.我已报名在学校交流会上帮忙。 UKinformal tosignadocumentsaying that you willworkfor someone or do aparticularjoboractivity: 签约（受雇）；报名（参加活动） She'ssignedonwithatempagency.她和一家临时机构签约了。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Taking part and getting involved actor all in along attendee be (a) party tosomethingidiom catch concern go in onsomething hat have a horse in the raceidiom have skin in the gameidiom immersion muscle neck pitch in plunge plunge in/plunge intosomething punch above your weightidiom re-engage thick See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Signing & signatures (Definition ofsign onfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) sign on\| American Dictionary sign on phrasal verbwithsignverb us /sɑɪn/ toagreeto takepart: Severalcorporationshave signed on tosponsorthetournament. If you sign on to anagreement,law, oridea, youstatethat you willsupportit: Nearly everystatehas signed on,agreeingtodroptheirlawsuitsandacceptasettlement. (Definition ofsign onfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) sign on\| Business English sign on phrasal verbwithsignverb uk /saɪn/us UKinformal tosignaformat agovernmentofficeto say that you do not have ajoband that youwanttoreceivebenefits: After Jack was maderedundant, hesignedon for eightmonths. (alsosign up) toagreetostartdoing a newactivityorjoborstartusing a newsystem: Majoradvertisers have alreadysignedon. sign on to sthReims is one of thelargesttownstosignon toelectronicvoting. sign on as sthBig-nameindustriesaresigningon ascorporatepartners. (alsosign up) tosignadocumentsaying that you have anagreementwith aparticularorganization: sign on with sthShe'ssignedon with atempagency. IT tostartusing acomputersystemorwebsite,especiallyby givingyournameand apassword: Provided youensurethat nooneseesyourPCscreenwhen yousignon,internetbankingis just assafeas any otherformofbanking. sign on to sthOn any givenweek, from 250,000 to 500,000userssignon to thenetwork. (Definition ofsign onfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/sign-on##
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