单词 | placard |
释义 | plac·ard I. 1. archaic < pulled down his visor and clasped it to the placard — Horace Smith > specifically 2. a. obsolete b. archaic 3. a. < every travel agent … has some sort of placard in his window advertising one of the sightseeing tourist itineraries — Richard Joseph > b. < a placard on the door says “no admittance” > < leather belts with plain brass placards or initialed — New Yorker > < a placard on the fuselage lists performance data > II. 1. a. < placard a fence with advertisements > < ancestors whose portraits snootily placard the … walls — Wyndham Lewis > b. < pictures of the occasion were … placarded throughout eastern Europe — Time > 2. < has never been my habit to placard my movements like a court circular — John Buchan > < crimes placarded by the evening papers — L.P.Smith > |
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