Meaning & Definition of Placard in English
English⟶
Placard
A sign or notice for public display.
Pronunciation:
/ˈplækɑrd/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
placardsDetailed Definitions
Definition: A large notice or announcement that is posted in a public place.
Example Sentence: The placard on the wall informed visitors about the museum's new exhibit.
Definition: A sign carried by a person, often in a protest or demonstration.
Example Sentence: He held up a placard demanding justice for the victims.
Definition: A formal announcement, often intended for publicity.
Example Sentence: The placard advertised the new product launch at the store.
Etymology
Origin: From Middle French 'placard' meaning 'to placard, to post'.
Synonyms
postersignbillannouncementnotice
Common Phrases and Expressions
- placard campaign: An organized effort to make a message public using signs.
- to placard (something): To publicly advertise or announce something.
Translations
- Spanish: cartel
- French: placard
- German: Plakat
- Russian: плакат
Related Words
- poster: A larger printed image or text usually stuck on a wall.
- billboard: A large outdoor board for advertisement.