autograph

• 名词，指某人亲笔写下的签名，尤指名人的签名；也可以指亲笔书写的东西。

A noun referring to a person's own signature, especially that of a celebrity, or something written by one's own hand.

1. Handwritten signatureA2formal

   A person's own signature, especially that of a famous person, given as a memento.

   签名

   • The fan asked the singer for an autograph.
   • She collected autographs of famous athletes.
   • He proudly displayed the autograph on his wall.

   同义词signature

2. Something written by handB2formal

   A manuscript or document written by a person's own hand.

   手稿

   • The museum displayed the author's original autograph.
   • Historians study autographs to verify documents.
   • The autograph of the letter confirmed its authenticity.

   同义词handwritingholographmanuscript

• 在文件或收藏品上签名，以示真伪或个人参与。

A verb meaning to sign one's name on something, typically a document or a collectible item, as a mark of authenticity or personal touch.

1. Sign with one's own handB1formal

   To write one's signature on something, especially as a memento or for authentication.

   签名

   • The author autographed copies of her new book for fans.
   • He autographed the baseball for the young collector.
   • She autographed the contract with a flourish.

   同义词endorseinscribesignsubscribe

2. Write or mark personallyB2formal

   To write or inscribe something by one's own hand, often as a personal touch.

   签名

   • The artist autographed the painting in the corner.
   • He autographed a note to his friend.
   • She autographed the document to confirm its authenticity.

   同义词inscribepensignwrite