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poster English

Meaning poster meaning

What does poster mean?

Definitions in simple English

poster Noun

— A poster is a large piece of paper with a picture or writing on it. I saw a poster advertising lemonade. — A poster is someone who posts something. A forum poster left me a message.

poster

— noun (= posting) a sign posted in a public place as an advertisement a poster advertised the coming attractions — noun (= bill poster) someone who pastes up bills or placards on walls or billboards — noun (= post horse) a horse kept at an inn or post house for use by mail carriers or for rent to travelers

Synonyms poster synonyms

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poster English » English

placard bill notice sign signboard handbill posting playbill circular billboard post horse bill sticker bill poster announcement advertisement post-horse post plate leaflet label card bulletin banner welcome wall sheet wall ticket tag tab summon sticker slip of paper show-bill show bill receive publicize proclamation post-bill policy pinup picture paper patch paper backing overhang notice board note illustration flier figurehead figure

Topics poster topics

What do people use poster to talk about?

Daily life Household equipment

Household decoration

What things are used to decorate a house?

decoration picture frame calendar poster knickknack flower vase doily

Examples poster examples

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Simple sentences

Tom has a naked poster of himself above his bed.

Look at my new poster.

He paused to look at the poster.

I bought a poster at the Arab World Institute in Paris and I had it framed.

Have you ever stuck a poster on a wall?

I have to design a new poster for the movie.

Tom rolled up the poster and put it into a cardboard tube.

What does that poster mean?

Movie subtitles

The only person present not belonging to the household was Torarin and his gaze kept returning to the iron-clad chest at the foot of the four-poster bed.

Where's the text for the Kramm homicide poster?

Please. Take this poster off for a minute.

I shall in that fine old colonial four-poster.

No four-poster, no panelling and no log fires.

That bed, the four-poster.

Then you put the poster over it like this.

Then you attach the poster like this. to flatten the poster and to smooth out the lumps.

For my poster for the spring relays.

I'm entering the poster competition.

What the hell's this poster mean?

As miserable a collection of faces as ever I seen off a reward poster.

We've got one more shot where you're here looking at the poster.

Our wanted poster is hanging here!

Then he brought in some bird complaining about a poster.

Who else must I sleep with to see my name on a poster?

Promise my name won't be on the poster?

Imagine our good name of Fabre on a poster for tomfoolery!

When this poster was painted, I hadn't spoken.

It might make a good poster for the Moulin.

You make that poster, and I'll give you free drinks for a month.

You commissioned me to do a poster.

If you are going to do a poster, it should be of me.

I'll print you up a big poster.

A job? - Bill poster.

Then you stick up the poster.

That revolting poster is a disgrace.

Too big, thanks to your poster.

When you made the poster. it was La Goulue you put in the middle of it.

Is it a new poster? - Yes.

As a film poster, it'd pull the punters in.

Old Man, Can you give me that poster?

News and current affairs

The few instances of success occurred in countries that marched to their own drummers--and that are hardly poster children for neoliberalism.

Argentina, long an IMF poster child, was lauded for bringing down inflation and stabilizing its exchange rate.

An enduring memory from my own recent visit to its capital Chisinau is the election poster of a local politician called Lupu, who holds a pair of spectacles to his eyes, whether to suggest visions or wisdom isn't clear.

In the 1990s, Saddam Hussein replaced this poster boy.

A poster shows three white sheep kicking a black sheep off the Swiss flag.

As a result, Osborne, the poster child for British austerity, is starting to look like a closet Keynesian.

Despite being seen as a poster child for the benefits of globalization, India is not unduly dependent on global flows of trade and capital.

A good example of this politicized imagery is a poster distributed by Amnesty International in Switzerland.

Under protest, the poster was withdrawn.

The precedent of Greece, hardly a poster child for European accession, seems especially relevant when applied to its northern neighbors, which are similarly plagued with high rates of corruption and unemployment.

An iconic campaign poster captured the public mood: a picture of a gun-slinging Gary Cooper as the sheriff in the classic western High Noon.

We believe that the European Parliament should commemorate her sacrifice by hanging a poster of her image on the external wall of the Parliament's premises in Brussels, beside the poster of Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of Burma's democratic opposition.

Consider the US - the poster child of the new prescription for recovery.

No one wants to go from being a world-beater to a poster child for economic stagnation.

Nor is Iceland a poster child for the claim that avoiding austerity works.

In France, during the 1992 referendum on the Maastricht Treaty, one poster used by campaigners for a 'Yes' vote featured a Yankee cowboy squashing the globe beneath his boots.

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