▪ The manager assigned each team member a clear task for the week.
经理给每位团队成员分配了本周明确的任务。

▪ She assigned the failure to bad weather rather than poor planning.
她把失败归因于天气恶劣，而非计划不周。

▪ The company assigned three engineers to the new project.
公司派了三名工程师去负责新项目。

▪ Please assign this work to the most experienced analyst.
请把这项工作交给最有经验的分析师。

▪ Engineers design bridges that can survive strong earthquakes.
工程师设计能抵御强震的桥梁。

▪ The architect presented a bold design for the new library.
建筑师展示了新图书馆大胆的设计图。

▪ This book is designed for beginners who know no code.
这本书是为不懂编程的初学者编写的。

▪ His design was to save money and then travel the world.
他的打算是先攒钱，然后环游世界。

▪ The chief executive resigned after the scandal broke.
丑闻曝光后，首席执行官辞职了。

▪ She resigned herself to a long wait at the airport.
她只好听天由命，在机场漫长地等待。

▪ He resigned from the board to spend time with his family.
他辞去了董事会职务，以便多陪伴家人。

▪ They refused to resign their principles for a quick profit.
他们拒绝为了短期利益放弃原则。

▪ The wax seal on the envelope was still intact.
信封上的火漆印完好无损。

▪ The two nations signed the agreement to seal the deal.
两国签署协议，敲定了这笔交易。

▪ She sealed the jar tightly before storing it in the fridge.
她把罐子密封好才放进冰箱。

▪ The contract bore the royal seal.
合同上盖着王室的印章。

▪ There is no sign that the economy is recovering.
没有迹象表明经济正在复苏。

▪ Please sign your name at the bottom of the form.
请在表格底部签名。

▪ The store put up a new sign above the door.
商店在门上方挂了一块新招牌。

▪ He signed to the waiter to bring the bill.
他向服务员示意买单。

▪ The phone has no signal inside the tunnel.
隧道里手机没有信号。

▪ The fall in sales was a signal of weak demand.
销量下滑是需求疲软的信号。

▪ She gave a signal for the band to begin.
她示意乐队开始演奏。

▪ The discovery was a signal achievement for the team.
这项发现是团队一项了不起的成就。

▪ Please put your signature on the delivery note.
请在送货单上签名。

▪ The chef uses lemon as his signature ingredient.
这位厨师把柠檬当作他的招牌配料。

▪ Each artist has a distinctive signature.
每位艺术家都有独特的署名风格。

▪ Her signature tune played as she walked on stage.
她走上舞台时，她的标志性旋律响起。

▪ The study found a significant difference between the two groups.
研究发现两组之间存在显著差异。

▪ Money is not the most significant reason for her choice.
金钱并不是她做选择最重要的原因。

▪ There was a significant rise in temperatures last summer.
去年夏天气温明显上升。

▪ He gave her a significant look but said nothing.
他意味深长地看了她一眼，什么也没说。

▪ The students handed in their history assignments on time.
学生们按时交了历史作业。

▪ Her first assignment abroad was in Tokyo.
她第一次被派往海外是在东京。

▪ The journalist took on a dangerous assignment.
这位记者接受了一项危险任务。

▪ The assignment of desks was done by lot.
座位是抽签分配的。

▪ The goods were consigned to a warehouse near the port.
货物被托运到港口附近的仓库。

▪ He consigned his old notebooks to the attic.
他把旧笔记本丢进了阁楼。

▪ The firm consigned the shipment by rail.
公司用铁路托运这批货。

▪ She felt consigned to a life of routine.
她觉得自己被困在一成不变的生活里。

▪ The area was designated as a national park.
该地区被划定为国家公园。

▪ They designated him as their spokesman.
他们指定他为发言人。

▪ The designated driver had only water to drink.
被指定开车的人只喝了水。

▪ This building is designated a historic landmark.
这座建筑被列为历史地标。

▪ The official designation of the street changed after the war.
战后这条街道的正式名称改了。

▪ His designation as chairman surprised everyone.
他被任命为主席，这让所有人意外。

▪ The soldiers wore no badge bearing their unit designation.
士兵们没有佩戴标明部队番号的徽章。

▪ The designation of the new fund is still under discussion.
新基金的定名仍在讨论中。

▪ She works as a fashion designer in Milan.
她在米兰当服装设计师。

▪ He bought a pair of designer jeans for the wedding.
他为婚礼买了一条名牌牛仔裤。

▪ The designer sketched several ideas on paper.
设计师在纸上画了好几个草图。

▪ This software is a favorite among graphic designers.
这款软件是平面设计师的最爱。

▪ The ensign flew at the stern of the warship.
战舰船尾飘扬着军旗。

▪ The young ensign reported for duty on Monday.
那位年轻的海军少尉周一报到上班。

▪ The ship lowered its ensign in surrender.
那艘船降下国旗投降。

▪ He served as an ensign in the navy.
他在海军当少尉。

▪ The soldiers wore red insignia on their shoulders.
士兵们肩上佩戴红色臂章。

▪ The insignia of the order features a golden star.
该勋章的标志是一颗金星。

▪ Fans traded club insignias outside the stadium.
球迷们在球场外交换俱乐部徽章。

▪ The police insignia was pinned to his uniform.
警徽别在他的制服上。

▪ The difference in price is insignificant.
价格上的差异微不足道。

▪ She felt insignificant in the crowd of experts.
身处一群专家之中，她觉得自己无足轻重。

▪ A few seconds delay is insignificant in the long run.
从长远看，几秒的延迟无关紧要。

▪ He dismissed the error as insignificant.
他把这个错误当作小事一笔带过。

▪ The minister submitted his resignation after the scandal.
丑闻之后，部长递交了辞呈。

▪ She accepted the loss with quiet resignation.
她默默无奈地接受了损失。

▪ His resignation took effect at the end of the month.
他的辞职于月底生效。

▪ The board refused to accept her resignation.
董事会拒绝接受她的辞呈。

▪ Over fifty countries are signatories to the treaty.
五十多个国家是该条约的签约国。

▪ Each signatory must report its emissions annually.
每个签约国都必须每年上报排放量。

▪ The bank was a signatory to the original agreement.
该银行是原始协议的签署方。

▪ A signatory state cannot simply withdraw overnight.
签约国不能一夜之间就退出。

▪ The discovery has great medical significance.
这一发现具有重大的医学意义。

▪ He did not grasp the significance of her words.
他没有领会她话里的深意。

▪ The date holds special significance for our family.
这个日子对我们家有特殊意义。

▪ Economists debate the significance of the report.
经济学家们在争论这份报告的重要性。

▪ A red flag signifies danger.
红旗表示危险。

▪ This agreement signifies a new era of cooperation.
这份协议标志着合作新时代的到来。

▪ Her work did not seem to signify much to him.
她的工作对他来说似乎无足轻重。

▪ He signified his approval with a nod.
他点了点头，表示同意。

▪ The signage is widely used in this kind of work.
标识系统在这类工作中被广泛使用。

▪ Please keep the signage in a safe place after use.
用后请把标识系统放在安全的地方。

▪ The team moved the signage to the entrance of the building.
团队把标识系统搬到了大楼入口。

▪ You can find a reliable signage at the shop near the station.
车站附近的店里能找到可靠的标识系统。

▪ The manager decided to signalize the problem before the meeting.
经理决定在会前使显著这个问题。

▪ She will signalize the task after the new plan is ready.
新计划准备好后她会去使显著这项任务。

▪ They need to signalize the materials before the class begins.
上课前他们需要使显著这些材料。

▪ Nobody expected him to signalize the plan so quickly.
没人料到他这么快就使显著了计划。

▪ The signer arrived at the office earlier than usual.
那位签名者比平时更早到了办公室。

▪ A trained signer knows how to handle this kind of problem.
训练有素的签名者知道如何处理这类问题。

▪ They hired an experienced signer for the new project.
他们为新项目雇了一位有经验的签名者。

▪ The signer answered the reporters’ questions after the event.
活动结束后，签名者回答了记者的提问。

▪ The team significantly finished the task before the deadline.
团队在截止日前显著地完成了任务。

▪ She significantly checked the results and then signed the form.
她显著地核对了结果，然后签了表。

▪ The rules were significantly changed at the start of the year.
这些规则在年初被显著地修改了。

▪ He spoke significantly so that everyone could understand.
他显著地发言，好让每个人都听懂。

▪ The signpost is widely used in this kind of work.
路标在这类工作中被广泛使用。

▪ Please keep the signpost in a safe place after use.
用后请把路标放在安全的地方。

▪ The team moved the signpost to the entrance of the building.
团队把路标搬到了大楼入口。

▪ You can find a reliable signpost at the shop near the station.
车站附近的店里能找到可靠的路标。

▪ The new rule will be assignable for everyone in the group.
新规则对组里每个人都将是可指派的。

▪ They considered the plan assignable after a long discussion.
经过长时间讨论，他们认为该计划是可指派的。

▪ The manager gave a assignable answer at the meeting.
经理在会上给出了一个可指派的的答复。

▪ Every solution must be assignable before it is approved.
每个方案在获批前都必须是可指派的的。

▪ The assignee arrived at the office earlier than usual.
那位受让人比平时更早到了办公室。

▪ A trained assignee knows how to handle this kind of problem.
训练有素的受让人知道如何处理这类问题。

▪ They hired an experienced assignee for the new project.
他们为新项目雇了一位有经验的受让人。

▪ The assignee answered the reporters’ questions after the event.
活动结束后，受让人回答了记者的提问。

▪ The whole consignment took several hours to complete.
整个托运过程花了好几个小时才完成。

▪ Proper consignment is essential if the results are to be reliable.
若要结果可靠，恰当的托运至关重要。

▪ The team studied the process of consignment with great care.
团队非常仔细地研究了托运的过程。

▪ The manager wrote a clear report on the consignment.
经理就托运写了一份清晰的报告。

▪ The manager decided to cosign the problem before the meeting.
经理决定在会前共同签署这个问题。

▪ She will cosign the task after the new plan is ready.
新计划准备好后她会去共同签署这项任务。

▪ They need to cosign the materials before the class begins.
上课前他们需要共同签署这些材料。

▪ Nobody expected him to cosign the plan so quickly.
没人料到他这么快就共同签署了计划。

▪ The countersign is widely used in this kind of work.
副署在这类工作中被广泛使用。

▪ Please keep the countersign in a safe place after use.
用后请把副署放在安全的地方。

▪ The team moved the countersign to the entrance of the building.
团队把副署搬到了大楼入口。

▪ You can find a reliable countersign at the shop near the station.
车站附近的店里能找到可靠的副署。

▪ The new rule will be designing for everyone in the group.
新规则对组里每个人都将是工于心计的。

▪ They considered the plan designing after a long discussion.
经过长时间讨论，他们认为该计划是工于心计的。

▪ The manager gave a designing answer at the meeting.
经理在会上给出了一个工于心计的的答复。

▪ Every solution must be designing before it is approved.
每个方案在获批前都必须是工于心计的的。

▪ The reassign is widely used in this kind of work.
重新分配在这类工作中被广泛使用。

▪ Please keep the reassign in a safe place after use.
用后请把重新分配放在安全的地方。

▪ The team moved the reassign to the entrance of the building.
团队把重新分配搬到了大楼入口。

▪ You can find a reliable reassign at the shop near the station.
车站附近的店里能找到可靠的重新分配。

▪ The whole reassignment took several hours to complete.
整个重新分配过程花了好几个小时才完成。

▪ Proper reassignment is essential if the results are to be reliable.
若要结果可靠，恰当的重新分配至关重要。

▪ The team studied the process of reassignment with great care.
团队非常仔细地研究了重新分配的过程。

▪ The manager wrote a clear report on the reassignment.
经理就重新分配写了一份清晰的报告。

▪ The team resignedly finished the task before the deadline.
团队在截止日前无可奈何地完成了任务。

▪ She resignedly checked the results and then signed the form.
她无可奈何地核对了结果，然后签了表。

▪ The rules were resignedly changed at the start of the year.
这些规则在年初被无可奈何地修改了。

▪ He spoke resignedly so that everyone could understand.
他无可奈何地发言，好让每个人都听懂。

▪ The undersign is widely used in this kind of work.
在末尾签名在这类工作中被广泛使用。

▪ Please keep the undersign in a safe place after use.
用后请把在末尾签名放在安全的地方。

▪ The team moved the undersign to the entrance of the building.
团队把在末尾签名搬到了大楼入口。

▪ You can find a reliable undersign at the shop near the station.
车站附近的店里能找到可靠的在末尾签名。

▪ The new rule will be unsigned for everyone in the group.
新规则对组里每个人都将是未签名的。

▪ They considered the plan unsigned after a long discussion.
经过长时间讨论，他们认为该计划是未签名的。

▪ The manager gave a unsigned answer at the meeting.
经理在会上给出了一个未签名的的答复。

▪ Every solution must be unsigned before it is approved.
每个方案在获批前都必须是未签名的的。