招贴

招貼
zhāotiē
  1. poster
  2. placard
  3. bill

CEDICT

  1. (advertising, decoration) poster; placard
  2. poster; placard

Wiktionary

  1. 张贴。
  2. 贴在公共场所的广告。

重編國語辭典

Entry Composition

1 招 zhāo
  1. to recruit
  2. to provoke
  3. to beckon
  4. to incur
  5. to infect
  6. contagious
  7. a move (chess)
  8. a maneuver
  9. device
  10. trick
  11. to confess
2 贴 tiē
  1. to stick
  2. to paste
  3. to post (e.g. on a blog)
  4. to keep close to
  5. to fit snugly
  6. to subsidize
  7. allowance (e.g. money for food or housing)
  8. sticker
  9. classifier for sticking plaster: strip

Containing this entry

招贴画 zhāotiēhuà picture poster (for advertising or propaganda)

Related entries

海报 hǎibào
  1. poster
  2. playbill
  3. notice
那些海报现在都到哪里去了？

Where are those posters now?

Source: Tatoeba

贴画 tiēhuà
  1. pinup picture
  2. poster
标语牌 biāoyǔpái placard
告示牌 gàoshìpái
  1. notice
  2. placard
  3. signboard
告示牌上寫著「出口」。

The sign says "Exit."

Source: Tatoeba

标语 biāoyǔ
  1. written slogan
  2. placard

classifiers: 幅, 張, 條
单 dān
  1. bill
  2. list
  3. form
  4. single
  5. only
  6. sole
  7. odd number

classifier: 個

单凭力量不能保证取胜。

Relying on strength alone cannot guarantee victory.

Source: Tatoeba

帐单 zhàngdān
  1. bill
  2. check
請把帳單給我。

Please bring me my bill.

Source: Tatoeba

法案 fǎàn
  1. bill
  2. proposed law
這項法案安全的通過。

This bill is safe to pass.

Source: Tatoeba

账单 zhàngdān bill
单子 dānzi
  1. list of items
  2. bill
  3. form
  4. bedsheet
请把发给你的那张单子看一下，再确认一下所有的句子都很通顺。

Read the list we sent you and check that all the sentences sound natural to you.

Source: Tatoeba

账 zhàng
  1. account
  2. bill
  3. debt

classifiers: 本, 筆

将费用记在我的账上。

Charge this bill to me.

Source: Tatoeba