signing
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈsaɪnɪŋ/
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firma (documento)
- A final agreement and the signing of the protocol are expected in late 1999.
- signing of an agreement
- signing of a treaty
- a signing ceremony
Then user can do a bidding and contract signing on the DDS.
- Then user can do a bidding and contract signing on the DDS.
- And the more signings you do, the more you get to do.
- And they're seeing more signings as we're seeing the stock market go back up.
- But at book signings, when I'm sat there, my head's down.
- I literally met my wife on the last book signing of that book tour.
- And that was the whole introduction to signing to Roc Nation.
Examples
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The unions of the independent sector have evidenced marked growth since the signing of the peace accords.
Academic text (1999) -
In the 9th grade, my mom took me to a book signing with Stephen Hawking at the New York Hall of Science.
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So how was the signing this morning?
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Why would anyone leave during the signing of a contract?
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So I went to a Monster X fan signing yesterday.
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When should we schedule a signing?
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All right, so, we've got the signing later today.
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Alyssa sits at a separate signing table, with a line in front of her.
Fiction book (1997) -
We have also seen the way he handled the signings of American players.
Academic text (1994) -
We are less than 20 minutes away from the signing of this historic treaty.
Synonyms
145
2.5
To sign up officially for a course or event
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2.0
Adding your name to join an event or service
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Signing comes from the same root sign, a 'mark' or 'signal'. When you put your name or a mark on paper you make a signature, so signing is the act of making that mark to make something official or to join an agreement.