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What phrases have the word sign in them?

Here are some phrases that include the word "sign":

Common Phrases:

* Sign up: To register or enroll for something.

* Sign in: To log in or access an account.

* Sign off: To end a letter, email, or document with a farewell.

* Sign language: A system of communication using hand gestures and facial expressions.

* Sign of the times: A current trend or indication of what is happening in society.

* Sign here: A request to write your signature on a document.

* No sign of: Indicating an absence of something.

* Under the sign of: Used to indicate something is under the influence or auspices of something else.

* Road sign: A sign indicating directions, warnings, or regulations on a road.

* Sign language interpreter: A person who translates spoken language into sign language and vice versa.

Idioms and Phrases with Figurative Meaning:

* Sign of the times: A clear indication of the current state of affairs.

* Read the signs: To understand the clues or indications of what is happening.

* Give a sign: To provide an indication or signal.

* Signs are pointing to: Suggesting or indicating a particular outcome.

* Cross the sign: To break a rule or a law.

* To be on the sign: To be aware of something or someone.

* Take a sign: To accept a challenge or opportunity.

This is not an exhaustive list, but it provides a good starting point for phrases that include the word "sign."

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