signpost

• n. 路标；指示牌

sign,标记，post,柱子。

signpost (n.)

also sign-post, 1610s, "sign on a post, usually indicating an inn or shop," from sign (n.) + post (n.1). Meaning "guide- or direction-post along a road" is attested from 1863. Figurative sense is from 1889.

1. The lights of the car lit up a signpost.

车灯照亮了路标。

来自柯林斯例句

2. A signpost indicated the right road for us to follow.

路标指给我们应走的路.

来自《现代英汉综合大词典》

3. We drove past a signpost I couldn't read.

我们驶过一块路标,可是我读不懂.

来自《简明英汉词典》

4. The outcome of tomorrow's elections will be studied carefully as a signpost of voter intentions on the really big day this year.

明天的选举结果会被作为今年大选的选民意愿风向标来仔细研究。

来自柯林斯例句

5. Turn off at the signpost for Attlebridge.

在路标处拐弯去往阿特尔桥。

来自辞典例句