Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Signature"

A: That depends on the context. I’m not sure to be honest because if you are giving them the check, they wouldn’t need you to endorse it (they’d endorse it themselves), so I’m assuming they want your signature for the bottom of the check or they want your signature for something else.

A: That's one possibility. The signature indicates something, though we don't know what without more context. Really, "a big give-away" means, "a big clue".

A: I think Steve was drunk when he signed this contract.
B: What makes you think that?
A: Well, the signature ought to be a big give-away; look at how shaky and sloppy the strokes are. Steve usually writes pretty neatly, you know?

@Sasaki361498 ,この場合「give-away」は無料ではなくて、「秘密などを明らかにする」
give-awayは名詞ですね。 "Give away" は動詞。
A: What did you get Mary for Christmas?
B: Ah! I don't want to give away the surprise!

もちろん、「無料であげる」の意味もあります。
A: What are you going to do with all these old clothes?
B: I'm thinking of giving them away. (動詞)
B: I'm going to hold a give-away and get rid of them. (名詞)

A: they probably want you to sign your name above where your name is printed on the paper or document.

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https://hinative.com/en-US/questions/4325260

A: It's what they are know for
A kind of acclaim

A: @LeeroiV thank you😊

A: "We'll need your signature to confirm the order"
"You can sign your signature right there on the dotted line"

A: example- May i please have your signature. (i would use this sentence if i see a Kpop star or someone famous and want them to sign something)

Signature is a long word for ( sign )
but you can use sign in alot of different ways so try to not get mixed up

A: thank you!

A: Hi sir, can I please get your signature on the back of this photo

A: attest to - declare that something exists or is the case.

attest-be a witness to; certify formally.

Which one you use, would be dependent on the situation.
Hope this helps.

A: signature is a unique way to write your name used for verification and printed name is non cursive text of your name

A: Signature is a verb. Signs is a noun
Your signature is required. Could you please sign this document.
John signs the cheque.

A: Printed name can also mean that you should write in capital letters.

A: I want to buy something special that can only be purchased at my travel destination. (more literal)

I want to buy something special that I could only get from the place I'm traveling to. (more colloquial)

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A: If asking a celebrity a casual way of saying it is “may I have your autograph?”
If telling someone a simple way would be “I’m getting a celebrity’s autograph”

A: https://forvo.com/word/signature/#en

/ˈsɪɡnətʃə(r)/

A: It's the same

A: They are the same! However, trademark action sounds more natural.

For signature action I would say
-> “His signature move”

which personally is the most natural as compared to trademark action and signature action.

Hope this helps!

A: Yes it sounds correct. The only word that was incorrect was signature.

A: "I'm going to make an original signature dish with an 'nature' theme. I'd like to evoke a beautiful river and forest through my food."

A: It's good enough.

We most likely would not have said of Judo, but it is not wrong.

A: Please sign here

or

Please write your signature here