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Meanings of signpost in inglês

russo
указатель направления
português
poste de sinalização
espanhol
señalizar
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Type of road sign.

poste de sinalização
espanhol
mojón

A post bearing a sign that gives directions or shows the way.

mojón
Synonyms
Examples for "guidepost"
Examples for "guidepost"
1
Then they walked to the angle of the roads where the guidepost stood.
The Shadow of a Crime: A Cumbrian Romance
2
The book's parting shot: Reality TV may be our best guidepost for understanding modern love.
Wired
3
The trial could be a guidepost for the other plaintiffs in the case, Osen said.
Reuters
4
But let me suggest one guidepost at the outset.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
5
The Millechili is a guidepost to that greener future.
Wired
Usage of signpost in inglês
1
The signpost had foreign words on it: the names of Belgian villages.
Stinger
2
The boat drifted past the grisly signpost and left it in darkness.
The Wolf’s Hour
3
Prayer had receded to a far distance, like a signpost long passed.
Gone to Earth
4
You also need to know the area and be able to signpost effectively.
The Guardian
5
Trolls' role as a signpost towards new realities was less easy to predict.
The Irish Times
6
Investors generally regard stock splits as a signpost of good fortunes.
Wired
7
Better put up a signpost to say which way we've gone!
The two towers
8
There's the signpost for the Dirksen Senate Office Building up ahead.
Wired
9
Now a signpost, neatly walled lane and new bridge are to be found.
The Irish Times
10
At the second signpost Casey slowed, his eyes dwelling speculatively upon the legend:
The Trail of the White Mule
11
At the signpost go left again to rejoin the riverside path.
The Guardian
12
Erotic games are the sole signpost guiding human reason to triumph over instinct.
Welcome to the N.H.K.
13
Music has been a subtle signpost at various junctures in Paul Daly's career.
The Irish Times
14
Chin forced high into the air, Albergus whirls around like a manic signpost.
Sympathy for the devil
15
Jack stood tall, erect, arm extended like a signpost to death.
The undertaker's gift
16
The freedom of demons is as a signpost, directing him hither.
Lord of Light
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Translations for signpost
Signpost through the time
Signpost across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common