placard in Latin
placard in Latin is titulus — placard means a sign, often on card or board, displaying a message for public view.
placard in Latin
titulus
A sheet of paper or cardboard with a written or printed announcement on one side for display in a public place.
What does "placard" mean?
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noun A sign, often on card or board, displaying a message for public view.
"Protesters carried placards demanding better wages."
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verb To put up placards, or to announce something with placards.
"The campaign placarded the whole town with posters before the vote."
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placard in a sentence
- Protesters carried placards demanding better wages.
- A placard on the door announced the store's new opening hours.
- The campaign placarded the whole town with posters before the vote.
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What is "placard" in Latin?
"placard" in Latin is titulus. placard means: A sign, often on card or board, displaying a message for public view.
How do you use "placard" in a sentence?
Example: "Protesters carried placards demanding better wages." In Latin, "placard" is titulus.
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