签字

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Usage of 签字

The verb 签字 (qiān zì) specifically means "to sign one's name," usually on official documents or contracts. It is a formal action that confirms agreement or receipt.

Common contexts

You will often see 签字 used in legal, business, or administrative settings, such as signing contracts, agreements, or delivery receipts. It implies a formal acknowledgment or consent.

Collocations and patterns

  • 签字确认 (qiānzì quèrèn): to sign for confirmation, often used when receiving goods or documents.
  • 签字合同 (qiānzì hétóng): to sign a contract.
  • 需要签字 (xūyào qiānzì): need to sign.

Notes

签字 always involves writing your name or signature. It differs from simply writing or filling out forms. Avoid confusing it with (xiězì), which means "to write characters" in general. 签字 is about the act of signing your name as a form of authorization or acknowledgment.

Example Sentences

Please sign here to confirm the contract details.

He forgot to sign the document, which caused the contract to be invalid.

Every time you receive a delivery, you need to sign for confirmation.