a picture, set of words, or a short film, which is intended to persuade people to buy a product or use a service, or that gives information about a job that is available, an event that is going to happen etc start learning
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Most car advertisements are aimed at men.
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a large board fixed high on a wall outside on which large advertisements are shown [billboard American English] start learning
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In Jerusalem, the advertisement hoardings, the posters on the buses, the names above the shops - all are in Hebrew.
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an advertisement on television or radio start learning
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a large printed notice, picture, or photograph, used to advertise something or as a decoration start learning
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The room was covered with posters.
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a small book or piece of paper advertising something or giving information on a particular subject start learning
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a small sheet of paper advertising something start learning
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a piece of writing on the back of a book, which talks about the good things in it start learning
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folded leaflet with advertising message, usually illustrated start learning
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unwanted letters in the post, advertising things start learning
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short advertisements in a newspaper, in which people offer things for sale start learning
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a television or radio advertisement made to look and sound like a real programme, often a financial news report or an advice show start learning
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an advertisement that appears at the top of a web page, that you click on to find out more about the company, product, or service start learning
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to completely cover a surface with sth, especially large pieces of paper, pictures etc start learning
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They plastered the election posters over walls.
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suggested or understood without being stated directly [not explicit] start learning
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a ... tune or phrase is easy to remember start learning
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a short song used in advertisements start learning
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a person or group of people whose job is to protect the rights of people who buy things and to make sure companies do not do anything illegal or harmful start learning
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sth bad that is ____ is very clear and easy to see, but the person responsible for it does not seem embarrassed or ashamed start learning
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to make someone believe something that is not true, by using force, confusing them, or continuously repeating it over a long period of time start learning
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Pol. wszędzie występujący, wszędobylski start learning
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to divide things or people into groups according to their type, or to say which group or type something or someone belongs to: start learning
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Look for the classified adverts.
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to raise something, or to fix something in a raised position: start learning
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Volunteers were putting UP posters.
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