What does "sign over" mean?

To officially transfer ownership or rights To legally transfer property, rights, or assets to someone else.

How do you use "sign over" in a sentence?

She signed the house over to her children. He signed over his shares. The rights were signed over.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Formal

意味: To officially transfer ownership or rights

正式转让所有权或权利

Transferir oficialmente la propiedad o los derechos

正式に譲渡する、名義変更する

정식으로 양도하다, 명의를 이전하다

To legally transfer property, rights, or assets to someone else.

将财产、权利或资产合法转让给他人。

Transferir legalmente propiedades, derechos o activos a otra persona.

財産、権利、または資産を法的に他人に移転すること。

재산, 권리, 자산을 법적으로 다른 사람에게 이전하는 것.

Base verb: sign

Particle: over

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

She signed the house over to her children.
她把房子过户给了孩子们
Ella traspasó la casa a sus hijos
彼女は家を子供たちに譲渡した
그녀는 집을 자녀들에게 양도했다.
He signed over his shares.
他转让了他的股份
Él cedió sus acciones
彼は株式を譲渡した
그는 주식을 양도했다.
The rights were signed over.
权利被转让了
Los derechos fueron cedidos
権利は譲渡された
권리가 양도되었다.

場面: legal, transfer, property

トーン: legal

From signing documents to transfer ownership.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal