Pronunciation: /saɪn ˈoʊvər/
verb to transfer ownership or control of something to someone else by signing a document
A1 She signed over her car to her sister.
A2 He signed over the deed to his house to the new owners.
B1 The company signed over the rights to their software to a larger corporation.
B2 After much negotiation, the artist signed over the rights to his music to the record label.
C1 In the divorce settlement, he signed over half of his assets to his ex-wife.
C2 The CEO signed over control of the company to his successor before retiring.
preposition used to indicate the action of transferring ownership or control
A1 She signed over her car to her son.
A2 The company signed over the rights to their product to a larger corporation.
B1 After much negotiation, the landlord signed over the lease to the new tenants.
B2 The artist signed over the rights to his music to a record label.
C1 The CEO signed over control of the company to his successor.
C2 The author signed over the film rights to her bestselling novel to a production company.
formal The lawyer advised the client to sign over the property deed to avoid any legal complications.
informal Hey, can you sign over the ownership of that car to me?
slang I'll sign over the rights to the song if you promise to make it a hit.
figurative She decided to sign over her heart to him, giving him her complete trust.
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