English signature and name

When we talk about signatures and names, we often think of the two words signature and name. These two words are still easy to confuse for many people. Their differences are as follows: 1. Meaning Explanation

signature English [?s?ɡn?t?(r)] ?American [?s?ɡn?t?r] ?n. Signature, signature; signature, signature adj. Personalized

name British [ne?m] ? American [ne?m] ?vt. name; naming n. name; name; reputation adj. famous; (works, etc.) based on which they are named

Similarities: Both are related to names.

The difference: name in legal documents generally only refers to the printed name, while signature refers to the handwritten signature.

2: Usage distinction

1. Signature is an English word, noun, meaning "signature; signature; signal".

Phase matching: Electronic Signature electronic signature; electronic signature; electronic signature

signature dishes signature dishes; restaurant recommended dishes; town store signature dishes; signature dishes.

2. Name is a noun, transitive verb, and adjective.

When used as a noun, it is translated as "name, name, name, reputation. When used as a transitive verb, it is translated as "naming, appointment, designation, title, nomination, calling out." "When used as an adjective, it is translated as "name, name based on".

Three: Typical examples

1. signature

——Someone? had ?forged?her?signature?on?the?cheque. ?

Someone forged her signature on the check

——The?resemblance?between?the?two? signatures?was?remarkable.?

The similarities between the two signatures are very obvious

——How?do?we?know?that?the?signature?is?contemporaneous. ?with?the?document

How can we know that the signature and the document are from the same time?

2. name

——The?name ?has?come?down?from?the?last?century.?

This name has been passed down from the last century.

——The?name?of?the. ?company?is?written?in?red?on?a?white?background.