sign

sign
I [saɪn] n
1) признак, свидетельство, примета, предзнаменование

There is no sign that the industry is on the upturn. — Нет никаких признаков подъма производства.

It can be expected from every sign. — По всем признакам этого следует ожидать.

- unlucky sign
- ominous sign
- mute sign
- natural signs
- sure sign that ...
- sure signs of spring
- terrible signs of an accident
- happy sign of the times
- hopeful sign of the times
- signs of an earthquake
- sign of age
- sign of the times
- sign of infection
- sign of weakness
- signs of healing
- sign of the Cross
- signs and wonders
- at the first signs of danger
- with every sign of surprise
- without any sign of embarrassment
- in sign of agreement
- interpret the signs of the times
- look upon smth as a sign of breeding
- show signs of life
- show signs of impatience
- show genuine signs of intellegence
- show genuine signs of common sense
2) вывеска, объявление

That sign says we are ten miles from the town. — По этому указателю мы в десяти милях от города.

What does that sign over the door say? — Что написано на этой вывеске над дверью?

The police put up a sign that the road was closed. — Полиция повесила указатель, что дорога закрыта.

- shop sign
- barber's sign
- sign of a pawnbroker
- sign of rotation
- examine sign over the door
- put up a cllosed sign over the door
- put a sold-out sign
- read the signs that they had marked on the wall
3) (обыкновенно pl) следы

There's still no sign of my luggage. — Моего багажа так и не видно/все еще нет.

The ruin is a sign of past grandeur. — Эти руины/развалины - следы былого величия.

The coat shows no sign of wear. — У пальто нет следов изношенности.

The book has no sign of use. — Не видно, чтобы книгой пользовались.

- signs of tears
- evident signs of murder
- bear signs of blows
4) знак, сигнал
- signs of distress
- sign for order
- sign for attack
- sign for starting
- sign and countersign
- at a sign from his master
- give smb the sign to follow him
- make friendly signs
- make no signs
- make frantic signs
- make hostile signs
- make fraternal signs
- make a sign that he wanted to leave
- speak by signs
- make oneself understood by signs
- mark smth with a plus sign
- place road signs
- put up signs to show the way
5) символ, значок, условное обозначение

Sign used in written music (in arithmetic, in phonetic transcription). — Знаки, использующиеся при записи музыми (арифметических действий, транскрипции).

The note was written in secret signs. — Записка была написана неизвестными символами/знаками

- conventional signs
- traffic signs
- minus sign
- dollar sign
- deaf-and-dumb signs
- small signs
- twelwe signs of the Zodiac
- four signs of the arithmetic operations
- rank signs of military
- be born under the sign of the Twins
- bear the sign of her caste painted on her forehead
- wipe out signs II [saɪn] v
подписывать, подписываться, ставить подпись, расписываться
- sign a document
- sigh one's name
- sign an agreement

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