billboard — a large outdoor board for displaying advertisements
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large outdoor board for displaying advertisements
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbɪlbɔːrd/
Korean meaning: 광고 게시판, 옥외 광고판
Korean pronunciation: **빌**보드
Example Sentences
- The cat food billboard featured a grumpy cat complaining about the previous brand.
- She saw her ex-boyfriend's face on a dating app billboard and nearly crashed her car.
- The company invested heavily in billboard advertising to increase brand awareness.
billboard
NOUN//ˈbɪlbɔːrd//
a large outdoor board for displaying advertisements
Workers install a colorful advertisement on the massive billboard
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Origin
Billboard is a compound word combining 'bill' (from Middle English and Old French 'bille', meaning a written document or poster) and 'board' (from Old English 'bord', meaning a flat piece of wood or surface). The term emerged in the 19th century as commercial advertising became widespread.
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“The cat food billboard featured a grumpy cat complaining about the previous brand.”
“She saw her ex-boyfriend's face on a dating app billboard and nearly crashed her car.”
“The company invested heavily in billboard advertising to increase brand awareness.”
“Environmental activists protested against the installation of new billboards in the national park.”
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