signage
19
3.9
- noun
- /ˈsaɪnɪdʒ/
:
señalización
- The restaurant's colorful signage attracted many customers passing by.
- create signage
- infrared signage
- remote signage
Like simple things like the exit sign or the signage out front.
- Like simple things like the exit sign or the signage out front.
- But there was this flash in the video of signage that he put up in his open houses.
- There were clear directions and clear signage and more than enough JetBlue employees around if needed.
- Also, there's a YouTube channel dedicated to the visual version where you can check out this backdrop with his own signage up here.
- I mean, she signed her contract with FTX, for example, she was going to promote FTX at all her concerts, you know, branding, signage or whatever.
- And that's just more the society goes back to the lady at the freaking with the signage at the Tour de France.
- But the vulnerability to to these urinal signage, which I've always been a historic huge fan of, is the phone culture.
Examples
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I was able to get management to see the need to improve its signage.
Academic text (2013) -
The studio specializes in religious signage, but of course, will accept commissions for most kinds of work.
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Even more visitors saw the signage or read published materials with the artists' names.
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Like simple things like the exit sign or the signage out front.
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That was due to poorly marked signage.
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There were clear directions and clear signage and more than enough JetBlue employees around if needed.
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Funds will also be used to develop basic interpretive materials for the site, including comprehensive signage.
Academic text (2011) -
The retail mock-up came complete with lighting, signage, and merchandise.
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I could not keep my eyes off the signage, which seemed the true test of visual acuity.
Academic text (2007) -
Clear, uncluttered displays, proper signage, and interesting graphics can enrich information from books and stretch text complexity.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
Signs and markers that show directions in places like roads and buildings
How Extensive
19
3.9
∞
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Signage comes from sign, an old word for a 'mark', plus -age, an ending that makes a 'collection' word like postage. So signage means the collection of signs you see in a place.