A sign is something you see that tells you information. It can be a picture or word on a board or paper.
This sign shows the way to school.
Look at the stop sign on the road.
A sign is a board or paper with words or pictures. It tells people something important, like a shop name or a sale.
The shop has a big sale sign outside.
She put a sign on the door to say 'Closed'.
A sign can be a movement of your hands or body. People use it to send messages without speaking, like in sign language.
She made a sign to say 'thank you'.
They use sign language to talk without words.
Signs are symbols or marks used in writing and printing. They include letters, numbers, and special marks like commas or question marks.
The question mark is a sign in writing.
Math signs show plus or minus.
A sign can be a thing or action that shows something else is true. For example, if someone is sick, a sign is a fever.
Fever is a sign of illness.
Dark clouds are a sign of rain.
To sign means to write your name on paper. It shows that you agree or accept what is written.
Please sign your name here.
He signed the paper quickly.
To sign can also mean to make a movement or gesture to send a message. For example, waving your hand to say hello.
He signed to start the game.
She signed to ask for help.
In math and computing, signs are symbols like + or − that show operations or relations between numbers or elements.
The plus sign means add numbers.
Use the minus sign to subtract.