英语词组sign up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

sign upsign (someone) up

to join or invite someone to join a group or organization.

Kathy signed up for the soccer team this year.The team signed him up for two years.Local officials worked to sign up students to the summer jobs program.

Usage notes: often used when someone puts their signature on an official document

Phr V

signs, signing, signed

to arrange to take part in an activityoften + to do sth

I've signed up to do scuba diving.

often + for

She's signed up for a couple of night classes at the local college.

to sign a document stating that you will work for someone

He's signed up with an agency who are fairly confident that they'll find him some work.

to arrange for someone to sign a document stating that they will work for youusually passive

She's been signed up by a modelling agency.

sign up

1. To enlist or enroll oneself or someone in something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "sign" and "up." My mother signed me up for piano lessons on the weekend. She signed up with a talent agency to try to land some gigs.

2. To subscribe oneself or someone to something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "sign" and "up." If you sign up a friend for the service, you'll get $20 credit to your account. You should sign yourself up to our monthly newsletter if you want to know our latest products and promotional offers.

sign someone up (for something)

to record the agreement of someone, including oneself, to participate in something. Has anyone signed you up for the office picnic? Can you sign up Liz for the party?

sign someone up (with someone or something)

to record the agreement of someone to join someone, a group of people, or an organization. I want to sign George up with our softball team. Tom signed up his friends with the agency.

sign up (for something)

to record one's agreement to participate in something. I want to sign up for guitar lessons. We will sign up as soon as possible.

sign up

Enlist in an organization; also, register or subscribe to something. For example, He signed up for four years in the navy, or Are you planning to sign up for that pottery class? [Early 1900s]

sign up

1. To register by or as if by signing one's name; enlist: The army recruiter persuaded me to sign up. I signed up to volunteer at the hospital. Would you like to sign up for our free newsletter?

2. To register someone or something by or as if by signing one's name; enlist someone or something: I signed my daughter up for swimming lessons. The telemarketer signed up another four customers.

3. To hire or engage someone by obtaining a signature on a contract: The producer is signing up actors for a touring play. The team signed a rookie pitcher up for next season.

词组	sign up
释义	Idiom sign upsign (someone) up to join or invite someone to join a group or organization. Kathy signed up for the soccer team this year.The team signed him up for two years.Local officials worked to sign up students to the summer jobs program. Usage notes: often used when someone puts their signature on an official document Phr V sign up signs, signing, signed sign up to arrange to take part in an activityoften + to do sth I've signed up to do scuba diving. often + for She's signed up for a couple of night classes at the local college. to sign a document stating that you will work for someone He's signed up with an agency who are fairly confident that they'll find him some work. sign up sb or sign sb up to arrange for someone to sign a document stating that they will work for youusually passive She's been signed up by a modelling agency. phrasesign up1. sign up to arrange to take part in an activity or a course of study, by writing your name down on a form or list: How many people have signed up to go on the theatre trip so far?+ for I'm thinking of signing up for an evening class in classical guitar this year.■ SIMILAR TO: sign on2. sign up to sign a contract saying that you agree to work for someone+ with Robert's doing really well - he's signed up with Cambridge University Press to write a book on Astronomy.3. sign sb up • sign up sb to arrange for someone to sign a contract saying that they agree to work for you or to play for your team+ as An agency has now signed her up as a professional model. Manchester United are very keen to sign him up.■ SIMILAR TO: sign on sign up 1. To enlist or enroll oneself or someone in something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "sign" and "up." My mother signed me up for piano lessons on the weekend. She signed up with a talent agency to try to land some gigs. 2. To subscribe oneself or someone to something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "sign" and "up." If you sign up a friend for the service, you'll get $20 credit to your account. You should sign yourself up to our monthly newsletter if you want to know our latest products and promotional offers. sign someone up (for something) to record the agreement of someone, including oneself, to participate in something. Has anyone signed you up for the office picnic? Can you sign up Liz for the party? sign someone up (with someone or something) to record the agreement of someone to join someone, a group of people, or an organization. I want to sign George up with our softball team. Tom signed up his friends with the agency. sign up (for something) to record one's agreement to participate in something. I want to sign up for guitar lessons. We will sign up as soon as possible. sign up Enlist in an organization; also, register or subscribe to something. For example, He signed up for four years in the navy, or Are you planning to sign up for that pottery class? [Early 1900s] sign up v. 1. To register by or as if by signing one's name; enlist: The army recruiter persuaded me to sign up. I signed up to volunteer at the hospital. Would you like to sign up for our free newsletter? 2. To register someone or something by or as if by signing one's name; enlist someone or something: I signed my daughter up for swimming lessons. The telemarketer signed up another four customers. 3. To hire or engage someone by obtaining a signature on a contract: The producer is signing up actors for a touring play. The team signed a rookie pitcher up for next season.
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