Sign in In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "sign in", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Julia Huong calendar 2022-02-13 03:02

Meaning of Sign in

Synonyms:

log in

Sign in phrase informal

verb

To record one's or another's attendance or arrival in a log book or register

All guests must sign in at the front desk.

verb

To log in.

Only premium members can sign in and download!

verb

To allow someone to log into a digital account or network.

Hey guys, can you sign me in to Facebook? I'm having difficulty logging into my account.

noun

The act of inputting personal credentials to get access to a digital account or network.

Please fill in your pin code to complete the sign-in.

Other phrases about:

sign (one's) life away

To sign a document that one loses or gives up his or her property or legal rights

the handwriting on the wall

To refer to a clear sign that something bad will probably occur.

green shoots

Positive signs that a situation is in the process of improvement, especially an economic situation.

affix (one's) signature to

To sign one's name in some documents or materials
 

Grammar and Usage of Sign in

Verb Forms

  • signed into
  • signing in
  • signs in
  • to sign in

The verb "sign" should be conjugated according to its tense.

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