poster
poster (pōs′tər)
noun
- a relatively large printed card or sheet of paper, often illustrated, posted to advertise or publicize something; placard
- any relatively large piece of commercial art, often a photograph of a celebrity, pinup, etc.
poster (pōs′tər)
noun
- a person who traveled by post, or rapidly
- post horse
poster
n.
Converse of object
- distribute: We can insert leaflets into the pages of the paper, or distribute posters and flyers direct to students.
- display: Find local shopkeepers who will display posters of the event.
Preposition: in
- porch: For more details, see the poster in the church porch, where there are also application forms.
Adjective modifier
- A4: You can download A4 posters to publicize the site in waiting rooms and other areas here.
- A1: Also the print room ( on the 3rd floor ) can print and laminate up to A1 size posters.
- wanted: You can download a template WANTED poster or make up your own.
- promotional: Excellent idea to provide promotional posters - I have just covered our noticeboards with them.
- eye-catching: The campaign involved placing provocative and eye-catching posters on the sides of 75 Bristol busses during a 2 month period in 2003.
- colorful: Shopping posters -- don't forget our two colorful posters to support this month's shopping theme!
Modifies a noun
- presentation: Poster presentation: From spit to science: Teaching the wonders of DNA to the masses.
- bed: Rooms have mahogany 4 poster beds feature patio or balcony.
- campaign: In addition, a ' Get Caught Reading ' poster campaign went up around the school to coincide with World Book Day.
- session: Action 11 PLUS To draw some bullet points for the poster session.
- presenter: The plenary speakers and chosen poster presenters will therefore be able to discuss the chosen problems using the overheads.
Noun used with modifier
- usenet: The entire incident was discussed on a minute-by-minute basis in a community of astonished Usenet posters, with interventions by media and police.
- billboard: The campaign has paid for billboard posters throughout Scotland calling on the government to retain Section 28 of the Local Government Act.
- propaganda: It was widely believed that Britain had the most successful propaganda posters in World War One.
- movie: Tuesday 30th December 2003: The Passion of the Christ A New movie poster for The Passion of the Christ has been released today.
- publicity: AGM Meeting to be advertised via Website and publicity posters.
- pull-out: The Assessment for Learning framework The Assessment Reform Group's Assessment for Learning framework is included in the booklet as a pull-out poster.
If Kitchener is not a great man, he is, at least, a great poster.
It is difficult to live up to one's poster When I pass my name in large letters I blush, but at the same time instinctively raise my hat.
Rather the poster on the student's wall than the original unseen on a shelf in a big gallery storeroom.
On each landing, opposite the lift shaft, the poster with the enormous face gazed from the wall.It was one of those pictures which are so contrived that the eyes follow you about when you move., the caption beneath it ran.
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