Definition of signee - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

sports

athlete who signs with a team

The new signee joined the basketball team last week.

recruit

contractsperson who signs a contract or document

The signee agreed to the terms of the lease.

endorser

signatory

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Origin of signee

French, signer (to sign)

Examples of signee in a sentence

Fans welcomed the signee with great enthusiasm.
The signee must provide identification at the signing.
Each signee received a copy of the agreement.

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French:joueur recruté, signataire, ...
German:Unterzeichner, ...
Italian:acquisto, firmatario, ...
Spanish:fichaje, firmante, ...
Portuguese:contratado, signatário, ...
Chinese:签约球员, 签署人, ...
Japanese:契約選手, 署名者, ...
Arabic:مُتَعاقِد, مُوَقِّع, ...
Hebrew:שַׂחְקָן חָתוּם, חוֹתֵם, ...
Russian:подписант, ...
Ukrainian:гравець, підписант, ...
Hindi:सिग्नी, ...
Bengali:চুক্তিবদ্ধ খেলোয়াড়, স্বাক্ষরকারী, ...
Catalan:fitxatge, signant, ...
Czech:posila, signatář, ...
Danish:kontraktsunderskriver, underskriver, ...
Dutch:aangetrokken speler, ondertekenaar, ...
Greek:υπογράφων, συμβαλλόμενος, ...
Hungarian:szerződtetett játékos, aláíró fél, ...
Khmer:កីឡាករដែលទើបចុះកិច្ចសន្យាជាមួយក្រុម, អ្នកចុះហត្ថលេខា, ...
Korean:계약 선수, 서명자, ...
Persian:بازیکن جدید, امضاکننده, ...
Polish:zawodnik, podpisujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):contratado, signatário, ...
Romanian:jucător semnat, semnatar, ...
Swedish:signering, undertecknare, ...
Thai:ผู้เซ็นสัญญาใหม่, ผู้ลงนาม, ...
Turkish:imzacı, imzalayan, ...
Vietnamese:tân binh, người ký, ...

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