Related to word: sign
Phrasal Verb
to formally agree through a document to work for an employer or participate in a specified task or event.
簽約（受僱）；報名（參加活動）
They signed on with the new company by signing the contract to formally become employees.
他們通過簽署合約正式成為新公司的員工。
Before starting the project, all participants need to sign on the relevant documents to confirm their participation.
在開始項目之前，所有參與者都需要簽署相關文件以確認他們的參與。
She signed on the agreement committing to participate in the upcoming conference.
她簽署了協議，承諾參加即將舉行的會議。
to complete a form at a government office indicating unemployment status to claim benefits.
在政府就業服務處登記以領取失業津貼
He signed on at the government employment office to receive unemployment benefits.
他在政府就業服務處登記以領取失業津貼。
To be eligible for the benefits, she had to sign on at the local unemployment center.
為了符合津貼資格，她必須在當地失業中心登記。
If you're unemployed, it's wise to sign on at the government employment office to avoid any complications.
如果你失業了，明智的做法是在政府就業服務處登記，以避免任何麻煩。
to commit to participating in a structured event.
報名參加（某項有組織的活動）
They signed on at the meeting to participate in the volunteer activities.
他們在會議上簽署同意參加志願者活動。
Students are encouraged to sign on at school to participate in the upcoming science fair.
鼓勵學生在學校簽署同意參加即將舉行的科學展覽。
Many community members signed on at the event to support local artists.
許多社區成員在活動上簽署同意支持當地藝術家。