Definition of signage in English:

signage

noun ˈsʌɪnɪdʒˈsaɪnɪdʒ

mass noun

Signs collectively, especially commercial or public display signs.
they plan to improve signage for motorists and pedestrians
Example sentencesExamples
- You can recognise both shops by the bright yellow signage out the front.
- The blue-collar workers in the boroughs aren't allowed to touch stop signs or any street signage.
- The Rosenallis approach should be improved with better signage and road re-surfacing.
- A whole swathe of public signage also owes its existence to this giant transfer lettering.
- Changes in red lights and signage have helped accidents dip to about one per month.

Definition of signage in US English:

signage

nounˈsīnijˈsaɪnɪdʒ

Signs collectively, especially commercial or public display signs.
they plan to improve signage for motorists and pedestrians
Example sentencesExamples
- Changes in red lights and signage have helped accidents dip to about one per month.
- The blue-collar workers in the boroughs aren't allowed to touch stop signs or any street signage.
- A whole swathe of public signage also owes its existence to this giant transfer lettering.
- The Rosenallis approach should be improved with better signage and road re-surfacing.
- You can recognise both shops by the bright yellow signage out the front.

单词	signage
释义	Definition of signage in English: signage noun ˈsʌɪnɪdʒˈsaɪnɪdʒ mass noun Signs collectively, especially commercial or public display signs. they plan to improve signage for motorists and pedestrians Example sentencesExamples You can recognise both shops by the bright yellow signage out the front. The blue-collar workers in the boroughs aren't allowed to touch stop signs or any street signage. The Rosenallis approach should be improved with better signage and road re-surfacing. A whole swathe of public signage also owes its existence to this giant transfer lettering. Changes in red lights and signage have helped accidents dip to about one per month. Definition of signage in US English: signage nounˈsīnijˈsaɪnɪdʒ Signs collectively, especially commercial or public display signs. they plan to improve signage for motorists and pedestrians Example sentencesExamples Changes in red lights and signage have helped accidents dip to about one per month. The blue-collar workers in the boroughs aren't allowed to touch stop signs or any street signage. A whole swathe of public signage also owes its existence to this giant transfer lettering. The Rosenallis approach should be improved with better signage and road re-surfacing. You can recognise both shops by the bright yellow signage out the front.
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