qiān zì
signer ; apposer sa signature ; signer une signature
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请在签名处签字。
Qǐng zài qiānmíng chù qiānzì.
Please sign at the signature line.
我需要你签字才能生效。
Wǒ xūyào nǐ qiānzì cáinéng shēngxiào.
I need your signature to make it effective.
他拒绝在合同上签字。
Tā jùjué zài hétóng shàng qiānzì.
He refused to sign the contract.
拒绝 (jùjué)
reject
否认 (fǒurèn)
deny
The Chinese word "签字" is composed of two characters: "签" and "字". The character "签" originally meant "a piece of wood used for divination or as a tally". In modern Chinese, it is used as a verb meaning "to sign" or "to put one's signature on something". The character "字" originally meant "a written character" or "a word". In modern Chinese, it is used as a noun meaning "a character" or "a word", or as a verb meaning "to write".The word "签字" is therefore a compound word that literally means "to put one's signature on something". It is used in a variety of contexts, including signing a contract, signing a letter, or signing a check.
