1, n. symbol; Signs; Omen; Signboard; Signs; Signboard; Signs; A gesture (or sound); symbol

2. V. Signature (name); Department (name); Sign; Sign; Sign (or apply for) with ...; Signal; gesture

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Third person singular and plural of symbols

Phrases:

1, traffic signs? Traffic signal

2. store tricks? Shop signs; trademark

3. Warning signs? Warning signs; warning signal

4. Stop sign? Stop sign; Stop signal/sign

Usage of extended data words:

1, sign means "signature" when used as a noun, and can be interpreted as "signature" when converted into a verb, which generally means that people sign documents and letters; ? Sign language, as a noun, can also be interpreted as "gesture", and when it is converted into a verb, it means to express an intention with a gesture when it cannot be expressed in words or for some reason you don't want to communicate orally.

2.sign can be used as an intransitive verb or a transitive verb. When used as transitive verbs, nouns, pronouns and that clauses can be used as objects, and infinitives can also be used as compound objects of object complements.

3.sign can be used in passive structure when it is interpreted as "signature, signature", but not in passive structure when it is interpreted as "signaling, gesture".

Discrimination of word meaning:

Signs, groans, moans and sobs all mean "sigh, sigh", but the difference is:

1, sign? It refers to a deep sigh that unconsciously expresses depression, sadness, regret or boredom.

2. groan? Emphasis refers to a heavy groan caused by unbearable mental burden or severe pain, and also refers to a sigh expressing strong dissatisfaction.

3. groan? Tone is stronger than groan, which refers to a long or continuous lament or groan.

4. SOB? Refers to sniffling or sobbing, or crying while talking.