signal
🇺🇸
/ˈsɪɡnəl/
🇬🇧
/ˈsɪɡnəl/
noun
B1
A gesture or sound made to communicate information or instructions.
The coach gave a signal for the team to start the play.
코치가 팀에 경기를 시작할 수 있는 신호를 보냈다.
B1
A device using lights to control traffic, especially on roads and railways.
The train came to a halt due to a signal failure.
신호 고장으로 인해 기차가 멈췄다.
B2
An electromagnetic wave that conveys sounds, images, or messages to a receiver.
The radio picked up a weak signal from the distant station.
라디오가 먼 곳의 방송국에서 약한 신호를 잡았다.
B2
An indication or hint that suggests the existence or likelihood of something.
The smoke was a signal that there was a fire nearby.
연기는 근처에 화재가 있었다는 신호였다.
verb
B1
To communicate information or instructions using a gesture or sound.
The guard signaled to us that the gate was open.
경비원이 우리에게 문이 열려 있다는 것을 시그널했다.
R
To indicate a change in direction of a vehicle by using lights or hand signals.
You must signal before you change lanes on the highway.
고속도로에서 차선을 바꾸기 전에 신호를 보내야 합니다.
R
To be a sign or indication of something.
The decline in sales signals a problem with the product.
매출 감소는 제품과 관련된 문제를 시사합니다.
R
To express one's feelings or intentions in a subtle way.
She signaled her approval by nodding her head.
그녀는 고개를 끄덕임으로써 동의를 표시했다.
adjective
R
Having a significant meaning or impact.
The election results were a signal victory for the party.
선거 결과는 당에 대한 명백한 승리였다.
translation
신호, 신호등
신호를 보내다, 신호를 주기, 표시하다, 표현하다
징후의
어형 변화
3rd Present
signals
Past
signaled
Perfect
signaled
Progressive
signaling
Plural
signals