sign up — to register or enroll for something by providing your name and details
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to register or enroll for something by providing your name and details
Pronunciation (IPA): /saɪn ʌp/
Korean meaning: 가입하다, 등록하다, 신청하다
Korean pronunciation: **사인** **업**
Example Sentences
- My grandmother decided to sign up for TikTok and now she's more popular than me.
- Students must sign up for the exam by Friday.
- I accidentally signed up for a marathon thinking it was a Netflix marathon.
sign up
VERB//saɪn ʌp//
to register or enroll for something by providing your name and details
to register or enroll for something by providing your name and details
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Origin
From Middle English 'signe' (a mark or gesture) derived from Old French 'signe' and Latin 'signum' meaning mark or token. 'Up' is from Old English 'up' meaning upward or higher. The phrasal verb developed in the 19th century from the practice of literally signing one's name upward on a list or register.
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“My grandmother decided to sign up for TikTok and now she's more popular than me.”
“Students must sign up for the exam by Friday.”
“I accidentally signed up for a marathon thinking it was a Netflix marathon.”
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