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Перевод: sign

[существительное]
признак ; примета ; симптом ; знак ; обозначение; символ ; пароль ; жест ; знамение; предзнаменование; знак зодиака; вывеска ; объявление; след ; подпись ;
[глагол]
подписывать; подписываться; расписываться; подмахивать; расписаться; скрепить; подавать знак; делать знак; выражать жестом; отмечать; ставить знак

Тезаурус:

1. There are also signs that FTC could soon sign a deal with the rump of the Football League, those clubs left over after the formation of the new Premier League.
2. Across the road was a single-storey hut: A. ZAMOYSKI - SHOE REPAIRS, read the sign.
3. In spring, indeed, there is a planktonic "bloom" of algae; not a pathological bloom, a sign of sickness, as is sometimes observed in lakes, but a natural reawakening of life.
4. In the meantime however, Robert Kinniburgh, the Headmaster of the Edinburgh Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, was engaged for his sign language skills as interpreter for the Court.
5. Maggie had thought there might be a sign of deference in the fat girl's voice when she replied to the somewhat intimidating supervisor, but there wasn't.
6. This week Bill Cash persuaded 105 other Tory MPs to sign a motion congratulating Mr Major for resisting the latest proposals for political and monetary union.
7. The ribbon of tarmac goes on to the lonely outpost of Leck Fell House, a speck of civilisation in a wide panorama that has no other sign of life.
8. Sean watched admiringly as Paddy went to the side to read the Gospel from the Mass Missal, making the sign of the cross on the book, his forehead, lips and heart, saying, "Gloria tibi, Domine."
9. ITV is this weekend expected to sign a deal believed to involve about 3m for exclusive coverage of the British astronaut project, the Juno mission, writes Mary Fagan.
10. And, despite Pirelli's well-publicised assault on the Continental tyre firm, there is little sign of an active takeover market developing.
11. A couple of downstairs lights suggested that it was open, but of customers Karelius could see no sign.
12. You must stop your ears whenever you are asked to sign a treaty selling your home.
13. None of his offspring showed any sign of its donkey ancestry and this led W. S. Anderson at the University of Kentucky to conclude that "this son of "Old Bec" had originated from an ovum with no chromosomes from his grandsire the jack".