poster in Irish
poster in Irish is póstaer, postálaí — poster means a large printed picture or announcement, usually put up on a wall to decorate or advertise.
poster in Irish
póstaer
postálaí
(internet) One who posts a message.
What does "poster" mean?
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noun A large printed picture or announcement, usually put up on a wall to decorate or advertise.
"We stuck a poster on the lamppost to advertise the school fair."
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noun Someone who posts a message online, such as on a forum or social media.
"A regular poster on the forum answered my question within minutes."
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poster in a sentence
- We stuck a poster on the lamppost to advertise the school fair.
- He put up a poster of his favorite band above his bed.
- A regular poster on the forum answered my question within minutes.
- Anonymous posters are sometimes less polite than people who use their real names.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "poster" in Irish?
"poster" in Irish is póstaer, postálaí. poster means: A large printed picture or announcement, usually put up on a wall to decorate or advertise.
How do you use "poster" in a sentence?
Example: "We stuck a poster on the lamppost to advertise the school fair." In Irish, "poster" is póstaer, postálaí.
Are there other ways to say "poster" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "poster": póstaer, postálaí.
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