What Does “Signalled To” Mean?
The phrase “signalled to” typically refers to the act of conveying a message, instruction, or intention non-verbally—or sometimes verbally—to someone or something. It often implies direction or indication toward a specific recipient.
Example: The driver signalled to the pedestrian that it was safe to cross.
Common Usage in Sentences
- She signalled to her teammate to move left during the game.
- The officer signalled to the approaching car to stop.
- He subtly signalled to the audience that the performance was about to begin.
Grammar Note
“Signalled” is the British English spelling; in American English, it is commonly spelled “signaled.” Both are correct depending on regional conventions.