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I. signal [ˈsɪgnəl] N

1. signal (particular gesture, indication):

signal
signal
to give (sb) a signal (to do sth)
sth is a clear signal that

2. signal AUTO, rail:

signal

3. signal elec, radio:

signal

II. signal <Brit: -ll-, Am: -l-> [ˈsɪgnəl] VB trans

1. signal (indicate):

signal

2. signal (gesticulate):

signal

III. signal <Brit: -ll-, Am: -l-> [ˈsɪgnəl] VB intr

signal

IV. signal [ˈsɪgnəl] ADJ form

signal

signal box N rail

signal box

signal lamp N

signal lamp

smoke signal N

smoke signal

traffic signal N

traffic signal → traffic light

Present
Isignal
yousignal
he/she/itsignals
wesignal
yousignal
theysignal
Past
Isignalled / American English signaled
yousignalled / American English signaled
he/she/itsignalled / American English signaled
wesignalled / American English signaled
yousignalled / American English signaled
theysignalled / American English signaled
Present Perfect
Ihavesignalled / American English signaled
youhavesignalled / American English signaled
he/she/ithassignalled / American English signaled
wehavesignalled / American English signaled
youhavesignalled / American English signaled
theyhavesignalled / American English signaled
Past Perfect
Ihadsignalled / American English signaled
youhadsignalled / American English signaled
he/she/ithadsignalled / American English signaled
wehadsignalled / American English signaled
youhadsignalled / American English signaled
theyhadsignalled / American English signaled

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Transmission of a digital message, or of a digitized analog signal, is known as data transmission or digital communication.
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