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Phrasal Verb - signing away

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To officially transfer or convey ownership, control, or responsibility of something, usually by signing a document or agreement.

Examples​

No.Example
1The new CEO signed away the company's assets to the buyers.
2After weeks of negotiations, the politicians finally signed away the peace treaty.
3The father signed away his parental rights to his ex-wife.
4The homeowner signed away the deed to the property to the bank.
5The athlete signed away his earnings to his agent.
6The CEO signed away the contract with the new supplier.
7The landlord signed away the lease to the new tenants.
8The president signed away executive orders throughout his term.
9The witness signed away her statement in court.
10The debtor signed away his debts in bankruptcy.

Phrasal Verb - signing in

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The action of providing identification information, usually a username and password, to gain access to a system, website, or online service.

Examples​

No.Example
1I forgot my password, can you help me sign in to my email account?
2Before using the computer lab, students must sign in with their student ID.
3The website requires users to sign in before they can access their personal information.
4Please sign in to your account to manage your subscription settings.
5Signing in to the company's network is mandatory for all employees.
6I'll sign in to my Facebook account and see if I have any new messages.
7The online banking system requires two-factor authentication for signing in.
8When signing in to a new device, you may be asked to verify your identity.
9The authentication process for signing in includes a security question and a CAPTCHA.
10Signing in to the virtual meeting platform allows participants to join the session.

Phrasal Verb - signing off

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To formally end a communication, such as a phone call, email, or broadcast. 2. To leave a place or end an activity. 3. To relinquish responsibility or authority.

Examples​

No.Example
1After wishing me a good night, my grandmother signed off the phone.
2The captain signed off as the ship sailed away from the harbor.
3The CEO signed off on the new marketing campaign.
4I'm signing off for the day. See you tomorrow.
5The late-night talk show host signed off with his famous catchphrase.
6The soldiers signed off their equipment before leaving the base.
7The manager signed off on the project proposal.
8The detective signed off the case file, closing the investigation.
9The astronaut signed off before leaving the space station.
10The pilot signed off the plane's logbook before taking off.

Phrasal Verb - signing on (someone) up

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To officially enroll or register someone for a service or program, usually requiring the payment of a fee or completion of paperwork.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'll sign you up for the gym membership.
2Can you sign on your new employee for the company health insurance?
3She signed her children up for after-school activities.
4We'll need to sign on some additional staff to handle the increased workload.
5The travel agent can help you sign up for a guided tour.
6He signed his parents up for a senior citizens' discount program.
7You'll need to sign on the new hire before they can start work.
8I'll sign my friend up for the charity event.
9The receptionist asked me to sign on for a loyalty card.
10They signed up for a subscription to the magazine.

Phrasal Verb - Signing Up

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The act of creating a new account or registering for a service or membership online or offline by providing necessary information and sometimes paying a fee. It involves agreeing to the terms and conditions and often creating a username and password.

Examples​

No.Example
1I need to sign up for a new email account to receive the newsletter.
2You can sign up for a free trial of the software on their website.
3We will sign up new members at the registration desk.
4Please sign up for the event by completing the form and paying the registration fee.
5Before signing up for a gym membership, check the cancellation policy.
6I forgot my password, can you help me sign up again?
7Signing up for a social media account can be a great way to connect with friends.
8The website requires you to sign up before you can access the content.
9Signing up for a newsletter can keep you informed about the latest deals and promotions.
10Signing up for a subscription service can save you time and money.

Phrasal Verb - Signaling for Help

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To make it clear that you need assistance or protection, often by using a specific signal or gesture. This phrasal verb can also mean to give a warning or to indicate the presence of something.

Examples​

No.Example
1The hiker signaled for help when he saw the storm approaching.
2The lifeguard signaled for backup as she spotted a dangerous jellyfish in the water.
3The fireworks display signaled the start of the New Year.
4The traffic cop signaled for the cars to stop.
5The teacher signaled for quiet in the classroom.
6The weather report signaled the approach of a hurricane.
7The chef signaled for the waiter to bring more water.
8The construction worker signaled for the crane to lower the beam.
9The traffic light signaled for drivers to turn right.
10The athlete signaled for a time-out during the game.

Phrasal Verb - Singling Out

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To identify or focus on a particular person or thing, often implying that others are being excluded or ignored. This phrasal verb can also mean to separate or isolate something from a group or situation.

Examples​

No.Example
1The teacher singled out the student who had answered correctly for praise.
2The company singled out its top performers for a special reward.
3The manager singled out the employee who had made a mistake for reprimand.
4The police singled out the suspect based on his appearance.
5The speaker singled out certain issues for further discussion.
6The team singled out the strongest player for the crucial match.
7The jury singled out the defendant for special scrutiny.
8The committee singled out the proposal for further consideration.
9The critic singled out the actor's performance for praise.
10The investigator singled out the clue that led to the solution.

Phrasal Verb - sinking in (phrasal verb)

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To become understood or accepted slowly and gradually.
  2. To have an impact or effect on someone or something.
  3. To become submerged or immersed in a liquid, often metaphorically.
  4. To fail or give way, especially under pressure or stress.

Examples​

No.Example
1The new information was taking a long time to sink in for him.
2The criticism from his boss really sunk in and made him reconsider his actions.
3The truth about her past slowly began to sink in as she read the letter.
4The idea that success requires hard work and perseverance is something that really sinks in over time.
5The news that he had won the lottery began to sink in, and he couldn't believe his luck.
6The tension between them was palpable, and it seemed that their disagreement was sinking in deeper with each passing moment.
7Despite his best efforts, the weight of the responsibility began to sink in, and he felt overwhelmed.
8The rain was sinking in, making the ground soft and muddy.
9The company's profits were sinking, and layoffs were imminent.
10The pressure of the interview was sinking in, making him nervous and unsure of himself.

Phrasal Verb - sipping at

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To gradually consume or experience something, often in small amounts or over a long period of time. This phrasal verb can be used with both physical substances like food or drinks, as well as intangible things like information or experiences.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'm sipping at this wine to savor its complex flavors.
2Let's take our time and slowly sip at our coffee before we leave.
3I've been sipping at this novel for weeks now.
4The children were sipping at their juice boxes during the movie.
5The chef suggested we sip at the soup to fully appreciate its depth of flavor.
6I'm sipping at this tea to soothe my sore throat.
7The tourists were sipping at local delicacies during their food tour.
8We'll sip at the cocktails while we wait for the sunset.
9The students were sipping at their textbooks in the library.
10The artist was sipping at her paintbrush to create the perfect stroke.

Phrasal Verb - Sitting Around (Phrasal Verb)

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'sit around' means to spend time idly or unproductively, often in a group, usually without a specific plan or purpose. It implies wasting time and not making the best use of it.

Examples​

No.Example
1I hate it when my friends just sit around and do nothing all day.
2The students were scolded for sitting around during class.
3My brother and his friends like to sit around and play video games all day.
4I suggest we do something productive instead of just sitting around.
5The unemployed often sit around and wait for opportunities.
6Let's not sit around and talk about it, let's take action.
7The group of tourists sat around and took pictures at the scenic spot.
8I can't believe we spent the entire afternoon sitting around.
9The elderly often sit around and reminisce about the past.
10Why don't we go for a walk instead of just sitting around?