hoarding in Portuguese
hoarding in Portuguese is cadafalso — hoarding means a large outdoor advertising board; a billboard.
hoarding in Portuguese
cadafalso
(architecture, historical) A roofed wooden shield placed over the battlements of a castle and projecting from them.
What does "hoarding" mean?
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noun A large outdoor advertising board; a billboard.
"A giant hoarding for the new film towered over the motorway."
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noun A temporary fence or barrier put up around a construction site.
"Workers put up hoarding around the site before demolition began."
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noun A psychological disorder marked by an ongoing need to collect items and severe difficulty discarding them.
"His hoarding had gotten so bad that he could barely walk through his own home."
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hoarding in a sentence
- A giant hoarding for the new film towered over the motorway.
- Workers put up hoarding around the site before demolition began.
- His hoarding had gotten so bad that he could barely walk through his own home.
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What is "hoarding" in Portuguese?
"hoarding" in Portuguese is cadafalso. hoarding means: A large outdoor advertising board; a billboard.
How do you use "hoarding" in a sentence?
Example: "A giant hoarding for the new film towered over the motorway." In Portuguese, "hoarding" is cadafalso.
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