signup
signup — 動詞
- signuppresent simple I / you / we / they
- signups3rd person singular
- signupping-ing form
- signuppedpast simple
1. to officially add your name to a list, form, or record so that you can take part
報名；註冊
將名字登記在名單上以參加活動或使用服務
to officially add your name to a list, form, or record so that you can take part in an activity, begin using a service, or become a member of a group.
Élise signed up for a yoga class at the community centre near her flat.
Élise 在她住的社區中心附近報名了一堂瑜伽課。
sign up + for + [activity]
Mayumi and Andrés signed up to help clean the local park on Saturday morning.
Mayumi 和 Andrés 報名在星期六早上幫忙打掃當地的公園。
sign up + to + [infinitive]
The school's website lets parents sign their children up for after-school clubs online.
學校的網站讓家長可以在線上為孩子報名課後社團。
transitive: sign + [person] + up + for
Mert signed up for the gym last week and has already lost two kilograms.
Mert 上週報名了健身房，已經瘦了兩公斤。
Meera is thinking of signing up as a volunteer at the local animal shelter.
Meera 正在考慮報名成為當地動物收容所的志工。
sign up as [role]
- sign up for a class
- sign up for membership
- sign up for a newsletter
- sign up for an account
- sign up for a trial
- sign up to volunteer
- sign up as a member
- enrol
more formal and often used for schools, courses, or official programmes; 'enrol in a university' vs 'sign up for a workshop'
- register
more formal; suggests providing official details to be put on a list; 'register for a conference'
- join
broader — can mean becoming a member of any group or organisation; 'join a club' does not always involve a form
文法句型
sign up + for + [activity/service/class]
sign up + to + [infinitive]
sign + [person] + up + for + [activity]
用法筆記
Frequently followed by 'for' before a noun phrase naming the activity or service, or by 'to' before an infinitive stating the purpose. When used transitively, the person being enrolled goes between the verb and 'up': 'signed her up for the course.'