Definition of dazibao in English:

dazibao

nounˈdɑːdzəbaʊˌdädzēˈbou

(in the People's Republic of China) a wall poster written in large characters, expressing a political opinion.
they put up dazibao accusing the government of ‘selling its soul’
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of these unique characteristics dazibao represent one of the few effective vestiges of free speech that may be used to voice political dissent in China.
- Moreover, buildings, squares and even pavements were covered in dazibao.
- During the Cultural Revolution, he warned me, who every day went to post dazibao on the city walls.
- During the past fifty years, the writing of big character posters (dazibao) has emerged as a principle form of political expression in the People's Republic of China.
- One of the ‘four great rights’ in the 1975 state constitution was the right to write dazibao.
Synonyms
notice, placard, public notice, bill, sign, advertisement, announcement, affiche, playbill, sticker

Origin

Chinese, from dà 'big' + zi 'character' + bào 'newspaper or poster'.

Definition of dazibao in US English:

dazibao

nounˌdädzēˈbou

(in the People's Republic of China) a wall poster written in large characters.
they put up dazibao accusing the government of “selling its soul”
Example sentencesExamples
- Moreover, buildings, squares and even pavements were covered in dazibao.
- During the Cultural Revolution, he warned me, who every day went to post dazibao on the city walls.
- Because of these unique characteristics dazibao represent one of the few effective vestiges of free speech that may be used to voice political dissent in China.
- One of the ‘four great rights’ in the 1975 state constitution was the right to write dazibao.
- During the past fifty years, the writing of big character posters (dazibao) has emerged as a principle form of political expression in the People's Republic of China.
Synonyms
notice, placard, public notice, bill, sign, advertisement, announcement, affiche, playbill, sticker

Origin

Chinese, from dà ‘big’ + zi ‘character’ + bào ‘newspaper or poster’.

单词	dazibao
释义	Definition of dazibao in English: dazibao nounˈdɑːdzəbaʊˌdädzēˈbou (in the People's Republic of China) a wall poster written in large characters, expressing a political opinion. they put up dazibao accusing the government of ‘selling its soul’ Example sentencesExamples Because of these unique characteristics dazibao represent one of the few effective vestiges of free speech that may be used to voice political dissent in China. Moreover, buildings, squares and even pavements were covered in dazibao. During the Cultural Revolution, he warned me, who every day went to post dazibao on the city walls. During the past fifty years, the writing of big character posters (dazibao) has emerged as a principle form of political expression in the People's Republic of China. One of the ‘four great rights’ in the 1975 state constitution was the right to write dazibao. Synonyms notice, placard, public notice, bill, sign, advertisement, announcement, affiche, playbill, sticker Origin Chinese, from dà 'big' + zi 'character' + bào 'newspaper or poster'. Definition of dazibao in US English: dazibao nounˌdädzēˈbou (in the People's Republic of China) a wall poster written in large characters. they put up dazibao accusing the government of “selling its soul” Example sentencesExamples Moreover, buildings, squares and even pavements were covered in dazibao. During the Cultural Revolution, he warned me, who every day went to post dazibao on the city walls. Because of these unique characteristics dazibao represent one of the few effective vestiges of free speech that may be used to voice political dissent in China. One of the ‘four great rights’ in the 1975 state constitution was the right to write dazibao. During the past fifty years, the writing of big character posters (dazibao) has emerged as a principle form of political expression in the People's Republic of China. Synonyms notice, placard, public notice, bill, sign, advertisement, announcement, affiche, playbill, sticker Origin Chinese, from dà ‘big’ + zi ‘character’ + bào ‘newspaper or poster’.
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