placards

英 [ˈplækɑːdz]

美 [ˈplækərdz]

n.  标语牌; 广告牌; 招贴; 海报
placard的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 标语牌；告示牌；布告；海报
  Aplacardis a large notice that is carried in a march or displayed in a public place.
  1. The protesters sang songs and waved placards.
     抗议者唱着歌，挥舞着标语牌。

双语例句

• Placards declaring new regulations were going up.
  宣布新规章的公告张贴出来了。
• They hoisted placards saying "war's no solution" and presented the minister with a white dove.
  他们举着标语牌，上面写着“战争不解决问题”，并送给部长一只白鸽。
• In every town and village on Russian soil, from Smolensk onwards, without the assistance of Count Rastoptchin and his placards, the same thing took place as happened in Moscow.
  从斯摩棱斯克起，这片俄国大地上的所有城市乡村，没有拉斯托普钦伯爵的参与和他的传单，也曾发生过在莫斯科所发生的同样事情。
• Party loyalists responded as they always do, waving flags and carrying placards.
  党的忠诚支持者们的反应一如既往，他们挥舞着旗帜，高举着标语牌。
• The placards will carry the words: protect the British press.
  标语牌上将写上这几个字：“保护英国新闻业”。
• The wall was posted with placards.
  那面墙壁上贴了海报。
• All those delegates wishing to close the debate please raise your placards.
  希望结束辩论的代表请举牌。
• Kick me placards enjoy immense popularity on this day.
  在这一天，“踢我”的小牌子大受欢迎。
• When Park Chung-hee seized power in1961, the junta marched many of the racketeers through Seoul wearing dunce caps and placards with slogans such as "I am a corrupt swine".
  当朴正熙1961年掌权时，该统治集团抓了许多诈骗犯在首尔游街，这些人戴着纸帽子、身上贴着诸如“我是一头腐败的猪”这类的标语。
• Advertise esp. by posters or placards.
  用海报或者布告来做广告进行宣传。