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IELTS BNC: 1960 COCA: 2078
signal
noun [C] /ˈsɪɡn(ə)l/
singularsignal
pluralsignals
  1. 1
    a movement or sound made by someone that has a special meaning to another person 暗號;信號
    give (someone) a signal :

    We waited for them to give us the signal to move. 我們等着他們給我們發出前進的信號。

    signal to :

    He gave a signal to his driver to carry on. 他示意司機繼續開車。

    at a signal :

    At the prearranged signal, we all jumped up and shouted ‘Surprise!' 在約定的暗號發出時,我們都跳了出來,大叫一聲“驚喜!”

    do something as a signal (of something) :

    They waved a flag as a signal of distress. 他們搖旗表示求救。

    mixed/conflicting signals (=signals that have different meanings) 有歧義/自相矛盾的信息 :

    She knew she was sending him mixed signals. 她明白自己發給他的信息自相矛盾。

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    1. a.
      information sent from one thing or person to another using a piece of equipment or an organized system (傳遞的)信息

      sailors practising their semaphore signals 練習旗語的海員

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  2. 2
    a fact, event, or action that shows what someone intends to do or shows what is likely to happen 征兆;預兆
    signal of :

    They had ignored the strong signals of an approaching economic crisis . 他們忽視了即將到來的經濟危機的強烈征兆。

    signal for/to :

    The election was a signal for the party to rethink its strategies. 這次選舉對該黨來說是一個需要重新考慮其策略的信號。

    give/send a signal :

    In terms of their personal relationships, teachers have to be very careful not to send students the wrong signals. 在個人關系方面,教師要特别謹慎,以免給學生發出錯誤的信號。

    read the signals (=understand their meaning correctly) 明白意思 :

    When she told him she was leaving, Bill wasn't surprised – he had read the signals. 她告訴比爾要走時,比爾並不感到吃驚,他早就明白她的意思。

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    pictures, sound, or other information sent by one piece of electronic equipment and received by another one (電子)信息,信號

    radio signals 無線電訊號

    carry a signal :

    The copper wire carries the electrical signals. 銅絲可以傳遞電訊信號。

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    a piece of equipment with coloured lights on it that tells the driver of a vehicle to stop, go, or slow down 交通信號燈;紅綠燈

    The signal was at green. 當時是綠燈亮着。

signal
verb /ˈsɪɡn(ə)l/
present tense
I/you/we/theysignal
he/she/itsignals
present participlesignalling
past tensesignalled
past participlesignalled
  1. 1
    [I/T] to make a movement or sound that has a special meaning to another person 發信號;打信號;用信號示意

    The cyclist signalled and turned right. 騎車者發出信號後向右轉。

    signal to someone :

    He signalled frantically across the room to his wife. 他沖着屋子對面的妻子猛打手勢。

    signal (to) someone to do something :

    The driver signalled her to cross the road. 司機示意讓她過馬路。

    signal that :

    He flashed his torch to signal that he was ready. 他閃了閃手電筒,示意他準備好了。

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    [T] to show that something is happening or will happen 表明;標志着

    This agreement signalled the end of the war. 這項協議標志着戰爭的結束。

    signal that :

    The new tax signalled that the government was serious about the environment. 這項新稅收表明政府對環境問題是認真的。

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    [T] if you signal a quality or your feelings, you show what you intend to do about something 告知;表示

    The kidnappers have signalled their willingness to negotiate. 綁匪已經表示願意談判。

    Both parties have signalled their determination to win. 兩黨都已表示出要赢的決心。

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    To show or express emotions: show, display, manifest...
signal
adjective very formal /ˈsɪɡn(ə)l/
  1. especially important and noticeable 極重要的;顯著的;非凡的

    a signal honour 莫大的榮譽

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    Important: important, major, key...
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    Obvious: obvious, clear, significant...

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