la
/seˈɲal/
Translation
signal, sign, mark, deposit
Word origin
From Late Latin signalis ('of a sign'), from Latin signum ('mark, sign').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- signalis
- English cognates
- signal, sign
Grammar
Examples
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The traffic sign indicated a dangerous crossing further ahead.
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There is no phone signal in this part of the countryside.
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He made a signal with his hand so the car would stop.
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This coin is the token of the deal we made.
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His smile was a good sign for everyone.
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