CEFR A2

signed

verb

Meaning

Having written one's name on a document or artwork to show that one wrote it, agrees with it, or created it.

Examples

The contract was signed by both parties.
She received a signed photograph from her favorite actor.

Synonyms: autographed, endorsed, subscribed

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signed (A2)

verb

Pronunciation: /saɪnd/

Definition

Having written one's name on a document or artwork to show that one wrote it, agrees with it, or created it.

Examples

The contract was signed by both parties.
She received a signed photograph from her favorite actor.
He carefully signed the important letter.

How to Use signed

sign a document (collocation): To write one's name on a document to approve it or confirm its authenticity. — "Please sign this document before you leave."
sign for (prepositional phrase): To acknowledge receipt of something by signing. — "You need to sign for the package when it arrives."
sign off (phrasal verb): To finish writing a letter or email by signing your name. — "He signed off with 'Best regards'."

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