Sign off
/ˈsaɪn ˈɒf/B2
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1. To end a broadcast or transmission.
- The radio host signed off with his usual farewell message.
- After two hours of lively discussion, the podcast hosts decided to sign off for the day.
2. To formally conclude a letter or document.
- She signed off the email with her usual 'Best regards'.
- Before we sign off on the contract, let's review the terms once more.
3. To indicate one's approval of something.
- The manager signed off on the project so we can start work next week.
- They need their supervisor to sign off before proceeding with the new plans.
4. To stop engaging in an online or electronic session.
- Don't forget to sign off after checking your online account.
- After reading the last email, he signed off his computer.
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