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ESLPod_0757_WE_1188 Getting Political Support The phrase "to sign on," in this podcast, means to register to have or do something, or to agree to participate in something: "Congratulations for signing on as the newest player on the football team!" The phrase "to sign in/out" means to write down one's name on a piece of paper to show that one has arrived/left: "Please sign in at the front desk and then come up to the 13th floor. Then sign out when the meeting ends." The phrase "to sign off on (something)" means to approve something: "Who signed off on this purchase order?" The phrase "to sign up" means to add one's name to a list of participants, or to indicate that one wants to join an organization or participate in something: "Did you sign up for the play auditions?"

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ESLPod 757 to sign on Government + Law

Id	ESLPod_0757_WE_1188
Episode Id	ESLPod 757
Episode Title	Getting Political Support
Phrase	to sign on
Text	The phrase "to sign on," in this podcast, means to register to have or do something, or to agree to participate in something: "Congratulations for signing on as the newest player on the football team!" The phrase "to sign in/out" means to write down one's name on a piece of paper to show that one has arrived/left: "Please sign in at the front desk and then come up to the 13th floor. Then sign out when the meeting ends." The phrase "to sign off on (something)" means to approve something: "Who signed off on this purchase order?" The phrase "to sign up" means to add one's name to a list of participants, or to indicate that one wants to join an organization or participate in something: "Did you sign up for the play auditions?"
Topics	Government + Law

Sign Phrase Means Eslpod Participate One's Political Support