billboard的意思|billboard的解释-里氏词典

billboard ['bɪl`bord]

n. 广告牌, 布告板

vt. 宣传

Large billboards have disfigured the scenery.
大型告示板已破坏了景色。
The song dashed to the Billboard Top Single.
李的声音也许是你从未聆听过的美妙，该歌直奔“公告牌”单曲排行榜的榜首。
Walt: I make billboard signs for advertising.
沃特：我是做广告宣传牌的。

billboard

[ noun ]
large outdoor signboard
<noun.artifact>

Billboard \Bill"board`\, n.
1. (Naut.) A piece of thick plank, armed with iron plates,
and fixed on the bow or fore channels of a vessel, for the
bill or fluke of the anchor to rest on. --Totten.

2. A flat surface, as of a panel or of a fence, on which
bills are posted; a bulletin board. especially, A large
board out of doors and visible to passers-by, on which the
space is rented for advertising purposes; also, the
advertising displayed on such a board.
[1913 Webster +PJC]

The association took other anti-smoking steps, including a call for statutory prohibitions against billboard advertising for tobacco products.
A billboard above the union hall said, "There is hope," and was signed by the UAW 581 Bible Group.
Oliveri said later he found nothing offensive about the bare bottom of the Coppertone girl, which is displayed on a billboard eight blocks away.
But not even he can survive the Perils-of-Pauline finale that takes place on top of a Times Square billboard.
Just last month, St. Louis adopted a billboard ban.
Faced with slowing consumption and declining sales, alcohol and tobacco industries have been concentrating their billboard advertising in poorer urban areas, many of them predominantly black.
Bob Saueressig, a Bismarck advertising executive, said in 1983 he and others paid for a billboard that proclaimed: "Let's drop `North' and call it `Dakota."' The proposal generated national publicity, but the idea didn't fly.
It's not what you say but how big you say it, Spotswood officials told a church group that put up an anti-abortion billboard.
'I think if I was Procter & Gamble, I'd be buying billboard space,' he says.
Please don't burn," the billboard says.
A billboard advertising company says it will mark the 20th anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination with 38 billboards around the country recalling his life.
"We're just trading one billboard for another kind," said John W. Nelson, vice president of marketing.
Obrzut disagreed, saying that while 50 percent of billboard advertising does occur in the inner city, a company study found that only 16 percent of Chicago's 2,500 billboards were alcohol- or tobacco-related.
A billboard for Jerome-Duncan Ford in Sterling Heights, Mich., puts it this way: "Looking for a new Ford?
The billboard was created by Schmitt & Sloan, a Minneapolis ad agency.
I hope some billboard company still believes in the First Amendment." Conal said he signed a three-month lease for the billboard on heavily traveled Santa Monica Boulevard.
I hope some billboard company still believes in the First Amendment." Conal said he signed a three-month lease for the billboard on heavily traveled Santa Monica Boulevard.
A number of big billboard companies have recently adopted their own policies governing the placement of billboards that pitch products illegal to minors.
Five trains can run simultaneously on independent loops, running through Hoboken or an Old West town and passing by a New Orleans riverboat with a billboard announcing a sold-out Sinatra concert.
Landecker said he once worked for a public relations company in Ponca City, Okla. He said he got the idea to advertise for a job from a radio announcer in Tulsa who rented a billboard and received several offers.
The billboard gives 900-line phone numbers to call to vote yes or no, for a charge of $1.
It also isolates barriers or other images on the background to the billboard.
Now, all of a sudden, it's a billboard," says Mr. Conner, who couldn't be happier with that turn of events.
The anti-abortion activists who put up 4,400 white crosses in a vacant lot in front of the governor's mansion and a billboard calling attention to their "Cemetery for the Innocent" failed to get proper permits.
Outside, a billboard reads: "Try smoke-free air for a change. Draft beer $1." The owners say they've had no major problem because of the policy.
Watkins was on her way home from work last Thursda night when she saw the billboard near a shopping mall in the Pittsburgh suburbs: "Shelley, I love you.
Last year, 10 dapper men in Oleg Cassini suits gazed down from a billboard high above Bloomingdale's in New York.
The billboard collapsed after it was damaged by fire.
"If this keeps up until March, there won't be a cloud in the sky and it'll be 400 degrees below zero," says Bob McCaffrey, assistant treasurer for TKTS, a city program that runs the half-price theater ticket booth across the street from the billboard.
At a recent cable-television convention in Las Vegas, executives of HBO were aghast to see a billboard truck whizzing around town bearing the slogan "HBO & Showtime: It's Not Either/Or Anymore."

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