Vocab Bloom Hub

sign off

/saɪn ɒf/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar o encerramento formal de uma comunicação, a aprovação de algo ou a conclusão de uma tarefa.

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verb

/saɪn ɒf/B2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar o encerramento formal de uma comunicação, a aprovação de algo ou a conclusão de uma tarefa.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of formally ending a communication, approving something, or concluding a task.

incontável · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

  1. End a communicationformal

    To conclude a letter, email, or broadcast message.

    ptEncerrar comunicação

    • He signed off the email with 'Best regards'.
    • The radio host signed off after the final song.
    • She signed off her letter with a warm farewell.

    Sinônimoscloseconcludeendfinishwrap up

    Antônimosbegininitiateopenstart

  2. Stop work or activityinformal

    To officially stop working or leave a job for the day.

    ptEncerrar o expediente

    • I'm going to sign off now and head home.
    • The team signed off after completing the project.
    • He signed off early to attend a family event.

    Sinônimoscall it a dayclock outknock off

    Antônimosclock instart

  3. Approve or authorizeformal

    To give formal approval or authorization for something.

    ptAprovar

    • The manager signed off on the budget proposal.
    • The doctor signed off on the patient's release.
    • The committee signed off on the new policy changes.

    Sinônimosapproveauthorizeconfirmendorseokayratifysanction

    Antônimosdenydisapproverefuserejectveto

Formas
  • signed off past participle
  • signed off past simple
  • signing off present participle
  • signs off third person singular

Verbo basesign

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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