poster paint
 
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an eye-catching poster引人注目的海报
On his wall he has a poster of Marilyn Monroe, her lips forever parted in anticipation.
"The end of the world is at hand!" the poster declaimed.“世界末日就要来了！”那份传单上写道。
The posters were peeling away from the damp walls.海报正从潮湿的墙面脱落。
She had done little to personalize her room, except hang a few posters on the walls.除了在墙上挂几张海报外，她没做什么来使自己的房间更具特色。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Pictures
-scape
abstract
active matrix
aquatint
autostereogram
canvas
fig
floral
gouache
graphic arts
graphic novel
halo
hellscape
pencil
raster
rehang
screen print
seascape
shade
sketch

posternoun[C] (PERSON)

internet & telecoms
someone who publishes something such as a message or picture on a website or using social media: （在网站或社交媒体上发布信息或照片的）发帖人
There was a lively debate on the message boards, with many posters arguing against the plan. 在留言板上辩论很踊跃，许多发帖人反对这项计划。

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Internet terminology
.plc.uk
2FA
2SV
above/below the foldidiom
address bar
affiliate link
atm
hybrid
Instagram
Instagrammable
Instagrammer
instant-message
internet
service provider
the World Wide Web
timeline
trackback
trend
troll factory
trolling

poster | American Dictionary

poster
noun[ C ]
us/ˈpoʊ·stər/
a large printed picture or notice put up for advertising or decoration:
She had a poster of some rock star on the wall.

poster | Business English

poster
noun[ C ]
 MARKETINGuk /ˈpəʊstər/us
a large printed picture, photograph, etc., that is used to advertise something in a public place:
The company has been running a large advertising campaign on television, billboards, and posters on London Underground trains.
display/distribute/put up posters
a promotional poster
a poster campaign
poster advertising

Examples of poster

poster
Constituency activists mailed party literature to local voters; distributed leaflets and posters from door to door; and canvassed voters on their doorsteps.
As the study progressed, several revisions of the leaflets and posters were undertaken.
However, her posters were outshone by her varied roles in musicals, comedies and dramatic ®lms.
The children were to create posters warning of the dangers of fireworks.
People and cars milled about us, while posters, caravans, tents, and stalls were crammed in everywhere.
Presentations took the form of brief papers, posters and workshops.
While canvassing is the primary means of achieving the former, spending on leaflets, posters and election addresses also contributes to the latter.
The researchers were surprised by the interest that leaflets and posters within the surgery initially generated.
As noted above, much constituency campaign spending is on leaflets and posters.
Bands started for the first time to put posters on poles to advertise their shows.
The conference programme included 3 invited papers, 28 research papers, 12 system papers and 11 posters.
Large posters are placed in many public buildings explaining rights and remedies.
The posters also tended to show the views of people protesting against war and in favour of peace.
Presenters are invited at the outset to choose presentation times from 15 to 30 minutes, as suits them, and posters are also welcomed.
Starting in 1966, when they were labeled "a bourgeois reactionary authority," scientists came under attack in big-character posters.
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movie poster
All releases featured the same artwork as the original movieposter.
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