signed信息详情
v.署名；写下；预示；示意（sign的过去分词）
adj.有符号的；已签字的；有正负之分的
signee───n.签署者；签字者
signer───n.签名者；用手势示意者
signet───n.印；图章；vt.盖章于；n.(Signet)人名；(法)西涅
assigned───adj.指定的；已分配的；v.分配（assign的过去分词）；指定；委派
cosigned───vt.共同签署；连署保证
designed───v.设计；计划；（为特定目的）计划（design的过去式和过去分词）；adj.精心设计的，有计划的；故意的
obsigned───取消订阅
resigned───adj.顺从的；已辞职的；己放弃的；v.辞职；顺从（resign的过去分词）
sdeigned───指定
You haven't signed the letter.───这封信您还没有署名。
He signed himself 'Jimmy'.───他署名“吉米”。
He signed the confession under duress.───他出于被迫在供状上签了字。
It was a flimsy excuse, but there was some kind of logic to it, since the US had never signed the 2001 agreement.───这个借口站不住脚，但确实多多少少说得通，因为美国从来没有签署2001年的协议。
I think. . . you know, two years ago, Michelle Obama signed up for the campaign, and had an idea of what she might be getting into.───我认为…你知道，两年前，米歇尔•奥巴马参加了竞选，而且想到自己可能入主白宫。
I need to be able to earn a profit and with the contracts we've signed I cannot.───我们需要赚取一点利润来维持周转，但以之前的合同来看恐怕有些困难。
When he first signed he was a young player coming to a top side in a different country and trying to adapt to a different style.───当他被签入利物浦时，这个有前途的年轻球员踏入了另一个国度，在一个顶级联赛中努力适应不同的踢球风格，为梦努力着。
Rob then signed off, and that was the last we ever heard of him.───随后Rob就挂断了，而那也是我们最后一次听到他的声音。
In the next eight years, and even after I left office, more people would mention it to me than any other bill I signed.───在接下来的八年里，甚至在我卸任总统以后，在我签署的法案中，向我提起这个法案的人比提及其它任何法案的人都要多。