poster
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈpoʊstɚ/ · UK /ˈpəʊstə/
Forms: posters
poster means: A large printed sheet with pictures or words, put on a wall to decorate, advertise, or give information.
noun
A large printed sheet with pictures or words, put on a wall to decorate, advertise, or give information.
- She put a poster on the wall.
- The concert posters show the band's new singer.
- I saw a poster advertising a summer sale.
Someone who puts a message or other content on a website or online discussion page.
- The original poster thanked everyone.
- Several posters disagreed with my comment.
- An anonymous poster shared the photograph online.
A shot in a game that hits a goalpost instead of going into the goal.
- His shot was a poster.
- We hit two posters in the final period.
- Another poster left the team without a goal.
verb
To cover or decorate a surface with large printed pictures or notices.
- They postered the bedroom walls.
- Students postered the room with band pictures.
- Volunteers will poster the hall before the event.
Questions about poster
What does poster mean?
A large printed sheet with pictures or words, put on a wall to decorate, advertise, or give information.
What is poster in other languages?
Türkçe: afiş · Español: cartel · Français: affiche · Deutsch: Plakat · Italiano: manifesto · 日本語: ポスター
How do you pronounce poster?
In American English /ˈpoʊstɚ/; in British English /ˈpəʊstə/.
How do you use poster in a sentence?
She put a poster on the wall. The concert posters show the band's new singer.
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