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John hancock Meaning in English

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ˈdʒɑn/ /ˈhænˌkɑk
JAHN HAN-kahk
dʒˈɒn/ /ˈhænˌkɒk
jon HAN-kok

परिभाषा

'John Hancock' is an informal American expression meaning a person's signature, used as a playful or friendly way to ask someone to sign their name.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very informal, mainly used in American English. Often heard as 'Put your John Hancock here.' Not understood internationally—use 'signature' in formal contexts. Refers to John Hancock, a famous signer of the US Declaration of Independence.

Spanish: firma (informal) - autógrafo (en este contexto)Portuguese (BR): assinatura (informal) - autógrafo (nesse contexto)Portuguese (PT): assinatura (informal) - autógrafo (neste contexto)Chinese (Simplified): 签名（非正式）Chinese (Traditional): 簽名（非正式）Hindi: हस्ताक्षर (अनौपचारिक)Arabic: توقيع (غير رسمي)Bengali: স্বাক্ষরRussian: подписьJapanese: サインVietnamese: chữ kýKorean: 서명Turkish: imzaUrdu: دستخطIndonesian: tanda tangan

उदाहरण वाक्य

Please put your John Hancock on this form.

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He asked for my John Hancock before I could enter.

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Just put your John Hancock at the bottom of the page.

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They handed me a contract and said, 'We just need your John Hancock.'

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Before you get your new I.D., don't forget to give us your John Hancock.

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People always joke, 'Make your John Hancock big and clear!'

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