"signaled to" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | Mirar "signaled to" in inglés

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sustantivo
  1. sygnał (znak dawany komuś) [COUNTABLE]
    He gave the band a signal to start.
    I give you a signal when it is your turn.
    link synonym: sign
  2. sygnał (zapowiedź czegoś) [COUNTABLE]
    Their often arguments were a signal of their future divorce.
    The heavy clouds were a signal of rain.
  3. sygnał (telewizyjny, radiowy, telefoniczny) [COUNTABLE]
    There was plenty of static, as we couldn't catch the TV signal properly.
    My phone lost its signal in the forest.
  4. semafor technical [COUNTABLE]
    The signal indicated the train to stop.
    A signal was introduced in 1857.
verbo
Irregular forms: signalled past tense (BrE), signalled past participle (BrE), signaled past tense (AmE), signaled past participle (AmE)
  1. dawać sygnał, dawać znak, sygnalizować [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    She was signalling that she is attracted to him.
    The traffic lights signalled the cars to go.
adjetivo
  1. zauważalny, wybitny, znaczący (np. osiągnięcie)
    He is proud of his signal achievements.
    I have noticed a signal improvement of my grades.

indicate BrE ****
signal AmE ***

Po "indicate" a przed rzeczownikiem określającym kierunek nie stawiamy żadnych przyimków, np. indicate left = sygnalizować zamiar skrętu w lewo
verbo
  1. sygnalizować (dawać znak kierunkowskazem o zamiarze skrętu) [INTRANSITIVE]
    You should indicate if you want to turn.
    The woman indicated left, although she was going right.

"signaled to" — Collocation dictionary inglés

signaled to collocation
More popular variant: signal to
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): dać znak
  1. signal verbo + to preposición
    Loose collocation

    If the way is clear, he can signal to you.

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