signing
సంతకం
definition
verb
the card was signed by the whole class
write one's name on (a letter, card, or similar item) to identify oneself as the writer or sender.
she signed to her husband to leave the room
use gestures to convey information or instructions.
noun
he plans to oversee the signing of modest agreements on energy, education, and the environment
the action of writing one's signature on an official document.
Although signing is an international language Ashton says he expects to be working with deaf children who are not familiar with it.
sign language.
example
He outlined the practice of audism in which deaf people shun the traditional deaf community and 'signing' , preferring to use residual hearing, speech and lip-reading.
Whilst in Ilkley Mr Titchmarsh will also carry out an informal book 'signing' of his latest work The Royal Gardeners - for which the TV series will also start to be screened during November.
Underwood signed a two-year deal with no 'signing' or roster bonuses and only a few performance incentives to boost his minimum pay.
he plans to oversee the 'signing' of modest agreements on energy, education, and the environment
That is, by having an independent adult witness the 'signing' of a document reduces the ability of the signatory to successfully deny the signature as a forgery at a later date.
A club record 'signing' of £1m, he confounded supporters and the club by missing training sessions and going shopping instead.
the 'signing' of overseas players
Jeffrey Archer was doing a book 'signing'
the 'signing' of overseas players
He has been a pillar of strength at full back - the model of consistency and a top 'signing' according to football director Steve Simms.
The 'signing' of the agreements on Wednesday was delayed for several hours because of last-minute disputes over power-sharing.
She comes to realize a celebrated artist who is in Toronto for a book 'signing' is the daughter she gave up for adoption more than 30 years earlier.
the 'signing' of the Anglo–French agreement to build Concorde
It's used in all their 'signing' and advertising to create a focused decorative element that doesn't conflict with the art in the store.
We were nearing the end of the 'signing' , my fingers aching and weary from the many scribbled autographs I had done, my eyes tired and strained from the flashes of cameras.
At the start of camp, Conway felt he had to practice even though he had a tight hamstring in order to justify his 'signing' to team management.
Pasiya also said his club opened a cheque book for the 'signing' of an undisclosed defender for the coming season.
The question was about the 'signing' of the contract, which was not signed until a week before the production finished.
It'd be a good way for her to practice her 'signing' .
After the surgery, Rivera offered to return his 'signing' bonus, but the Cowboys wouldn't let him.
Manchester United's latest 'signing'
The off season 'signing' of Green, the NFC's top-rated passer last year for the St. Louis Rams, was met with much fanfare.
It usually takes several months of parental 'signing' before a child will respond.
The meeting was in consensus on the roll out plan to implement the network early next year, subject to 'signing' of the agreement.
Forget the latest flap: he won't be traded unless he returns some 'signing' bonus money.
The best and brightest earned fat 'signing' bonuses, big salaries, and fancy perks.
A book 'signing' will take place at Reids Bookshop, Cavendish Street, Keighley, on Saturday, December 6, at 3 pm.
Governor Blagojevich's 'signing' of this bill is evidence that making your voice heard can have a tangible effect on the laws that are passed.
Gibson's injury triggered the off season 'signing' of John Thornton, who will start alongside DT Tony Williams.
The meeting in Salzburg coincided with the third anniversary of the official 'signing' of the Stability Pact.
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