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

• 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。
• All those delegates wishing to close the debate please raise your placards.
  希望结束辩论的代表请举牌。
• Some placards went further, depicting Nazi swastikas on the French flag.
  有些标语则更加出格，描述了法国国旗上的纳粹十字标志。
• 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。
• 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 protesters sang songs and waved placards.
  抗议者唱着歌，挥舞着标语牌。
• But if Paul Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman is correct, it is not just Wall Street that deserves placards.
  但如果美联储（fed）前主席保罗沃尔克（paulvolcker）说的没错的话，那么活该被声讨的就不仅仅是华尔街。
• Jim posts a wall with placards.
  吉姆把招贴纸贴在墙上。
• 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。
• Throughout the city, shops are marked only by modest signs, and advertising was previously limited to small placards inside the ferry boat stops.
  在整个城市，商店都只有一些不显眼的标志，以前的广告仅限于渡船内部的招贴小标牌。