signpost

美音：['saɪn.poʊst] 英音：['saɪn.pəʊst]

简单释义：

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

变形：

复数：signposts 过去分词：signposted 现在分词：signposting

完整释义：

1.〔体〕路标
2.标志杆

例句：

Then you'll need an image of Lance holding on to the signpost to insert against the tornado backdrop.
然后你需要兰斯抓住路标的图像来插入龙卷风背景中。
Life orientation where, in mind coordinates diagrams, Where is the life line, down a signpost walked;
人生定位在哪里，心里装的坐标图；人生路线在哪里，顺着路标一直走；
This group created the Agile Manifesto (Beck, et al. , 2001), which has the signpost of the start of agile as a movement.
与会者制定并发布了敏捷宣言（Becketal.，2001），这成为为敏捷运动开始的里程碑。
So think of grammar as something good, something positive, something that you can use to find your way - like a signpost or a map.
因此，把语法当作这样一件东西，它是好的、有积极意义的，就好比路标或地图一样，能帮助你认路。
A signpost near the kangaroos, making the sacrilegious claim that the continents shifted 40m years ago, used to be defaced almost daily.
袋鼠附近的一个标牌上面写着4000万年前大陆漂移的“不敬”言论，几乎天天都有污损。
Newsweek's switch is a signpost of how traditional print news outlets are being battered by an exodus of readers and advertisers to the Web.
的转型显示出传统纸媒新闻机构因大批读者和广告客户流向网络而受到严重打击。
When writing I use only one mode: signpost take examples and conclude.
写作文，我只会一种模式，点题、举例子、总结。
They reached a crossroads marked by a signpost.
他们到了一个设有路标的十字路口。

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