Vocab Bloom Hub

sign on

/saɪn ɒn/

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verb

/saɪn ɒn/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения действия формального согласия на участие в чем-либо, например, в работе, проекте или контракте, или для начала получения услуги.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of formally agreeing to participate in something, such as a job, project, or contract, or to begin receiving a service.

uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Register for employment or benefitsformalbritish

    To officially register as unemployed in order to receive government benefits or to join a job scheme.

    ruЗарегистрироваться для получения пособия или работы

    • He signed on at the job center after losing his job.
    • She signed on for unemployment benefits last week.
    • Many people sign on when the economy slows down.

    Synonymsclaimenrollregistersign up

  2. Agree to participate or workformal

    To formally agree to take part in something, such as a job, project, or course.

    ruСогласиться на участие

    • She signed on as a volunteer for the charity event.
    • He signed on to work for the company for two years.
    • They signed on for the training program without hesitation.

    Synonymsenlistenrolljoinregistersign upvolunteer

    Antonymsquitresignwithdraw

  3. Start a broadcastformal

    To begin a radio or television broadcast, often with a greeting or introduction.

    ruНачать вещание

    • The radio host signed on with a cheerful good morning.
    • The station signs on at 6 AM every day.
    • He signed on to the show with a brief announcement.

    Antonymssign off

Forms
  • signed on past participle
  • signed on past simple
  • signing on present participle
  • signs on third person singular

Base verbsign

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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