signatures
Pronunciación: [ˈsɪɡnətʃərz]
Contexto: «authentication»
(noun) a person's name written in their own handwriting. It is used to show that the person agrees to something or has given permission. You often put your signature at the end of a letter or a form.
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She put her signature at the bottom of the document to show she agreed.
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He forgot to include his signature, so the contract wasn't valid.
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Can you write your signature on this paper to confirm you understand?
Contexto: «characteristic»
(noun) a special way someone does something that makes it unique to them. It can be a style of writing or a way of acting that shows it's from that person.
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The artist's paintings have a signature style that makes them easy to recognize.
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The author didn't include his signature flair in this new book, making it feel different.
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What is the signature feature that makes this musician stand out?
Contexto: «document signing»
(noun) a mark or sign that represents someone’s consent or agreement, such as in a legal or official document.
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We need a witness to sign the paper along with our signatures.
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Without the required signatures, the application cannot be approved.
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How many signatures do we need on this petition for it to be valid?