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signpost美 ['saɪn.poʊst] 英 ['saɪn.pəʊst] - v.设置路标；介绍（论证、讲话等的）要点
- n.路标
- 网络路牌；指示牌；路标图片
复数：signposts 过去分词：signposted 现在分词：signposting n. sign,notice,marker,road sign,finger post v. flag,mark,indicate,label,designate 1. | 路标a sign at the side of a road giving information about the direction and distance of places |
| Follow the signposts to the superstore. 跟着路标走就能到超市。 | | The chapter headings are useful signposts to the content of the book. 章节标题有助于了解书的内容。 |
1. | [usupass] ~ sth 设置路标to mark a road, place, etc. with signposts |
| The route is well signposted. 这条路线路标设置完善。 |
2. | ~ sth 介绍（论证、讲话等的）要点to show clearly the way that an argument, a speech, etc. will develop |
| You need to signpost for the reader the various points you are going to make. 你需要向读者介绍你将阐述的各个论点。 |
n. | 1. a pole with a sign on it, especially one that gives directions or similar information 2. something that gives a clue, indication, hint, or guide 3. a sign next to a road showing where something is | v. | 1. to direct somebody or mark the way to a place with signposts or similar indications 2. to give a clear indication of something, especially some future action or decision 3. to make something very clear or noticeable |
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