sign (sb) in
— phrasal verb with sign /saɪn/ verbDefinition
› to sign your name or the name of someone who is visiting you in a book, in order to be allowed to enter a building such as an office or hotel: New security measures require all visitors to sign in at reception and wear a visitor's badge.Signing and signatures
(Definition of sign (sb) in from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- anon.
- autograph noun
- autograph verb
- cosignatory noun
- countersign verb
- initial verb
- John Hancock noun
- notarize verb
- sign (sb) out phrasal verb
- sign (sth) off phrasal verb
- sign for sth phrasal verb
- sign for/with sb phrasal verb
- sign on phrasal verb 3
- sign sth away phrasal verb
- sign sth out phrasal verb
- sign sth over phrasal verb
- sign verb (WRITE)
- signature noun
- the undersigned noun
- witness verb (BE PRESENT)
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