| 正面 | 2090.signal 英 ['sɪgn(ə)l]美 ['sɪgnl]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、sign- + -al.2、动态的符号，就是信号、暗号。n. 信号；暗号；导火线vt. 标志；用信号通知adj. 显著的；作为信号的vi. 发信号n. (Signal)人名；(瑞典)西格纳尔 例句： 1. The coded signal is received by satellite dish aerials.编码信号由碟形卫星天线接收。 signal 信号，暗号，标记，表明sign,标记，记号，-al,名词后缀。引申词义信号，暗号等。 signalsignal: [16] Latin signālis meant ‘of a sign’ (it was derived from signum ‘mark, token’, source of English sign). It came to be used as a noun, and passed via medieval Latin signāle into Old French as seignal. This was later relatinized into signal, in which form it was taken over by English. The adjective signal ‘conspicuous’ came from the same ultimate source, but via a more circuitous route. The Italian version of the noun signal is segnale. From it was derived the verb segnalare ‘make famous’, whose past participle segnalato gave French signalé – whence English signal.=> signsignal (n.)late 14c., "visible sign, indication," from Old French signal, seignal "seal, imprint, sign, mark," from Medieval Latin signale "a signal," from Late Latin signalis (adj.) "used as a signal, pertaining to a sign," from Latin signum "signal, sign" (see sign (n.)). Restricted sense "agreed-upon sign (to commence or desist, etc.) is from 1590s. Meaning "modulation of an electric current" is from 1855.signal (v.)1805, "to make signals to," from signal (n.). Related: Signaled; signaling. Earlier verb was signalize (1650s).signal (adj.)"remarkable, striking, notable" ("serving as a sign"), 1640s, from French signalé, past participle of signaler "to distinguish, signal" (see signal (n.))." |