poster

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. a large notice or sign used to advertise an event or a product in a public place.

n. a placard or bill posted in a public place to advertise a product, service, or upcoming event.

日本語:ポスター※

“I saw a poster for the local food festival at the bus stop.”

“The campaign relied heavily on eye-catching posters displayed in high-traffic underground stations to build brand awareness before the product launch.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Computing Informal

n. someone who shares a message, photo, or comment on a website or social media.

n. an individual who submits content, such as messages or media, to an online forum, social network, or comment section.

“The original poster asked for advice on how to fix a broken laptop.”

“Moderators often have to intervene when a frequent poster violates the community guidelines by sharing inflammatory content.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Sports Slang · American English

n. a powerful jump and score in basketball over a player from the other team.

n. a forceful dunk performed over a defending player, often resulting in a visually impressive play.

“The crowd went wild after his incredible poster in the final minute.”

“The rookie's aggressive poster over the veteran centre became the most-watched highlight of the season.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

v. to put many posters up on a wall or in an area.

v. to decorate or cover a surface or area with posters.

“They decided to poster the entire neighbourhood to find their lost cat.”

“Activists spent the night postering the city centre with slogans demanding immediate environmental reform.”