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签字
qiān zì
签字 (qiān zì) means "to sign (one's name)". It is an HSK 3.0 level 5 word, and was HSK 5 in the old six-level list.
What 签字 means
- to sign (one's name)
- signature
The characters in 签字
Example sentences
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他们签字了吗?Tāmen qiānzì le ma?Did they sign?
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玛莉签字了吗?Did Mary sign?
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他们有没有签字?Did they sign?
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他被迫在文件上签字。Tā bèipò zài wénjiàn shàng qiānzì.He was forced to sign the document.
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你在签字前必须仔细看合同。Nǐ zài qiānzì qián bìxū zǐxì kàn hétong.You must look over the contract before you sign it.
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招股说明书必须由两名保荐代表人签字。Zhāogǔshuōmíngshū bìxū yóu liǎng míng bǎo jiàn dàibiǎo rén qiānzì.Prospectuses must be signed by two sponsor representatives.
Words starting with 签字
- 签字笔qiān zì bǐfelt-tip pen; roller ball pen; gel ink pen
- 签字者qiān zì zhěsignatory
- 签字费qiān zì fèisigning bonus; sign-on bonus
Sounds the same
Read qiān zì, tone for tone, but written differently.
Where 签字 is taught
In the GraphChinese course it is part of Leading, Signing & Future Prospects (HSK 5), each one a topic in the dependency graph of HSK 1–6 that opens only once its prerequisites are solid.
Go deeper
- Every HSK 5 word, with the rest of its level.
- The four tones and the neutral tone, to read qiān zì correctly.
- Look up another word in the free dictionary.
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