Definition
联署 means 'to co-sign' or 'to jointly sign' — used when multiple people sign a document, petition, or letter together to show collective support or shared responsibility. It's a formal verb often seen in political, legal, or organizational contexts (e.g. 联署信 'jointly signed letter', 联署声明 'joint statement'). Unlike 签名 (to sign one's name), 联署 emphasizes the joint nature of the action.
v.
to co-signto jointly sign (a document, petition, or statement)
Examples
- 联署。Zhè fèn qǐngyuàn shū yǐjīng yǒu sān bǎi rén lián shǔ le.Three hundred people have already co-signed this petition.
- 联署。Duō gè guójiā de dàibiǎo lián shǔ le zhè xiàng xiéyì.Representatives from multiple countries jointly signed this agreement.
- 联署。Tāmen juédìng lián shǔ yì fēng gōngkāi xìn biǎodá bùmǎn.They decided to co-sign an open letter to express their dissatisfaction.
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