Exam: TOEIC

Definition: A collection of signs that provide information or guidance, often used for directions, identification, or warnings.

Example: The new signage at the park helps visitors find their way around more easily.

Definition: A distinctive mark or characteristic that shows someone's identity, often used in writing or signing documents.

Example: Please put your signature at the bottom of the form.

Definition: Describing something that has a signature or is marked with a sign, often indicating approval or authenticity.

Example: I received a signed letter from the author.

Definition: A person who signs a document, like a contract or a petition.

Example: The signee of the contract agreed to all the terms and conditions.

Definition: A person who writes their name on a document or uses sign language to communicate.

Example: The signer carefully wrote their name at the bottom of the contract.

Definition: The act of officially agreeing to something by writing your name on a document or contract.

Example: The signing of the contract took place in the lawyer's office.

Definition: The action of writing one's name on a document to show agreement or approval.

Example: She is signing the contract to finalize the deal.

Definition: Not enough in quantity or size; lacking in fullness or richness.

Example: The dress was too skimp for the formal event, showing too much skin.

Definition: To be unwilling to spend money or use resources freely; to be cheap or frugal.

Example: He tends to skimp on groceries to save money.

Definition: To provide less than what is needed or to do something in a careless or insufficient way.

Example: They decided to skimp on the quality of the materials to save money.

Definition: In a loose or relaxed way, without tension or firmness.

Example: The rope hung slack after the weight was removed.

Definition: To become loose or less tight; to not be firm or tense.

Example: The rope began to slack after the weight was removed.

Definition: A state of being loose or not tight, often referring to a lack of tension in something like a rope or a period of inactivity.

Example: There was some slack in the rope, allowing the boat to move freely.

Definition: To make something less tight or to reduce its tension or speed.

Example: He decided to slack the rope to give the boat more room to move.

Definition: The act of moving away from a secure position or losing control, often resulting in a decrease in performance or achievement.

Example: The slippage in the company's profits was concerning to the investors.

Definition: A narrow opening or groove, often used for inserting something, or a designated position in a schedule or sequence.

Example: I put my coins in the slot of the vending machine.

Definition: To place something into a narrow opening or designated position.

Example: She slotted the card into the machine.