placard

plac·ard

P0342100 (plăk′ärd′, -ərd)n.1. A sign or notice for display in a public place.2. A small card or plaque, such as a nameplate on a door.tr.v. plac·ard·ed, plac·ard·ing, plac·ards 1. To announce or advertise by means of placards.2. To post placards on or in.3. To display as a placard.

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[Middle English, official document, authenticated with a seal, from Old French, from plaquer, to plaster, affix a seal to, from Middle Dutch placken, to coat, paste, patch; akin to Middle Dutch and Middle Low German placken, stain, spot, of unknown origin .]

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plac′ard′er n.

placard

(ˈplækɑːd) n1. a printed or written notice for public display; poster2. a small plaque or cardvb (tr) 3. to post placards on or in4. to publicize or advertise by placards5. to display as a placard[C15: from Old French plaquart, from plaquier to plate, lay flat; see plaque]

plac•ard

(ˈplæk ɑrd, -ərd)

n. 1. a sign or notice, as one posted in a public place or carried by a demonstrator or picketer. v.t. 2. to display placards on or in. 3. to publicize by means of placards. 4. to post as a placard. [1475–85; < Middle French. See plaque, -ard]

placard

- Comes from French plaquier, "to plate; lay flat."See also related terms for plate.

placard

Past participle: placarded
Gerund: placarding

Imperative
placard
placard

Present
I placard
you placard
he/she/it placards
we placard
you placard
they placard

Preterite
I placarded
you placarded
he/she/it placarded
we placarded
you placarded
they placarded

Present Continuous
I am placarding
you are placarding
he/she/it is placarding
we are placarding
you are placarding
they are placarding

Present Perfect
I have placarded
you have placarded
he/she/it has placarded
we have placarded
you have placarded
they have placarded

Past Continuous
I was placarding
you were placarding
he/she/it was placarding
we were placarding
you were placarding
they were placarding

Past Perfect
I had placarded
you had placarded
he/she/it had placarded
we had placarded
you had placarded
they had placarded

Future
I will placard
you will placard
he/she/it will placard
we will placard
you will placard
they will placard

Future Perfect
I will have placarded
you will have placarded
he/she/it will have placarded
we will have placarded
you will have placarded
they will have placarded

Future Continuous
I will be placarding
you will be placarding
he/she/it will be placarding
we will be placarding
you will be placarding
they will be placarding

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been placarding
you have been placarding
he/she/it has been placarding
we have been placarding
you have been placarding
they have been placarding

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been placarding
you will have been placarding
he/she/it will have been placarding
we will have been placarding
you will have been placarding
they will have been placarding

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been placarding
you had been placarding
he/she/it had been placarding
we had been placarding
you had been placarding
they had been placarding

Conditional
I would placard
you would placard
he/she/it would placard
we would placard
you would placard
they would placard

Past Conditional
I would have placarded
you would have placarded
he/she/it would have placarded
we would have placarded
you would have placarded
they would have placarded

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	placard - a sign posted in a public place as an advertisement; "a poster advertised the coming attractions"poster, posting, notice, bill, cardsign - a public display of a message; "he posted signs in all the shop windows"show bill, show card, theatrical poster - a poster advertising a show or playflash card, flashcard - a card with words or numbers or pictures that is flashed to a class by the teacher
Verb	1.	placard - post in a public placepost - affix in a public place or for public notice; "post a warning"
	2.	placard - publicize or announce by placardsbillpost - publicize with, or as if with, a poster; "I'll post the news on the bulletin board"

placard

noun notice, bill, advertisement, poster, sticker, public notice, affiche (French) The marchers sang and waved placards.

placard

nounA usually public posting that conveys a message:bill, billboard, notice, poster, sign.

Translations

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placard

(ˈplӕkaːd) noun a notice printed on eg wood or cardboard and carried, hung etc, in a public place. The protesters were carrying placards denouncing the government's policy. 標語牌，佈告 标语牌，布告