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Meanings of signs in English
Usage of signs in English
1
Watch for early signs; election years are often good times for investors.
2
Unlike India, however, recent demand signs from China have not been encouraging.
3
Barclaycard also said it saw signs of concern about Brexit among consumers.
4
Paleolithic people must have read animal signs and talked about animals obsessively.
5
Its quarterly earnings reports are watched closely for signs of market health.
6
There are modest signs that capital market conditions are improving, Sutherland said.
7
The crisis is already showing signs of seriously damaging the Russian economy.
8
However, there were no obvious signs of serious injury to the body.
9
He'd seen enough family members over the years to recognize the signs.
10
The early signs do not offer the expected level of promise, however.
11
The New York company typically signs five to 10 deals a year.
12
For the past four days, they had seen no signs of war.
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There are encouraging signs, however, of some innovative thinking on the issue.
14
Two games on and the signs so far are far from good.
15
President Bill Clinton, seeking re-election that year, signs the bill into law.
16
Shows plenty of good signs but the wide gate is an issue.
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Translations for signs
Catalan
Signs through the time
Signs across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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