Sign on

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verb

To agree to do something or work for somebody.

She signed on with a modeling agency.
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Often appears as...

  • sign on with
  • sign on for
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Professional Commitment

Used when officially accepting job offers or responsibilities.

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She was excited to sign on for the new project.
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Long-Term Engagement

Implies a longer commitment than just agreeing casually.

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He signed on with the firm for a three-year term.
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Formal Agreement

Involves formal contracts or agreements, not informal arrangements.

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When I signed on to the deal, I knew it was binding.
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