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。
• 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。
• Jim posts a wall with placards.
  吉姆把招贴纸贴在墙上。
• Labels and Placards of Dangerous Goods
  危险货物标志和标牌
• The placards declaring martial law have gone up Can I stick this notice on the bulletin board?
  宣布戒严令的布告已经贴出。我可以把这个通知贴在布告板上吗？
• Other protesters were holding placards saying "War is also terrorism" and "We do not want your war" etc.
  其他人也举着「战争也是恐怖主义」和「我们不要你的战争」等标语牌。
• Big placards beating welcome slogans are posted along the street.
  沿街排列着许多大的欢迎标语牌。
• The crowds pouring into the squares and streets of Paris holding aloft Je Suis Charlie placards, and the vigils in cities across Europe, were a reminder that, for all their disenchantment with ruling elites, people will not lightly surrender their liberties.
  在巴黎，人群涌入广场和街头，高举我是查理的标语牌。遍布欧洲许多城市的守夜活动则提醒我们：尽管对统治精英不抱有任何幻想，但人民不会轻易放弃属于自己的自由。
• Someone who pastes up bills or placards on walls or billboards.
  在墙上或布告板张贴广告海报或布告的人。
• Advertise esp. by posters or placards.
  用海报或者布告来做广告进行宣传。