English Dictionary
Definition of “noticeboard”
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Translations for 'noticeboard'
- British English: noticeboard
A noticeboard is a board which is usually attached to a wall in order to display notices giving information about something.She added her name to the list on the noticeboard.ˈnəutɪsbɔːd NOUN - Arabic: لَوْحَةُ الْـمُلَاحَظَاتِ
- Brazilian Portuguese: quadro de avisos
- Chinese: 布告牌
- Croatian: oglasna ploča
- Czech: nástěnka
- Danish: opslagstavle
- Dutch: mededelingenbord
- European Spanish: tablón de anunciosIngBrit
- Finnish: ilmoitustaulu
- French: tableau d’affichage
- German: Anschlagbrett
- Greek: πίνακας ανακοινώσεων
- Italian: tabellone
- Japanese: 掲示板
- Korean: 게시판
- Norwegian: oppslagstavle
- Polish: tablica ogłoszeń
- Portuguese: quadro de avisos
- Romanian: avizier aviziere
- Russian: доска объявлений
- Spanish: tablero de anuncios
- Swedish: anslagstavla
- Thai: กระดานปิดประกาศ
- Turkish: ilan tahtası
- Ukrainian: дошка оголошень
- Vietnamese: bảng thông báo
Example Sentences Including 'noticeboard'
A MESSAGE on the noticeboard outside the Marion Church of Christ reads: ``Tough week?The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (2005)
And they can be found in the Yellow Pages, the web and the noticeboard of the local church.Times, Sunday Times (2004)
I glanced at the noticeboard --- there was the invitation to his book launch at the Royal Astronomical Society the following Wednesday.RESCUING ROSE (2002)
If only Joan had never noticed The Purple Mosquito's flier stuck to the noticeboard in college.JUST BETWEEN US (2002)
It was advertised on the noticeboard , I went for interview and they appointed me.Inspirational Women
Perhaps a swatch or sketch had dropped to the floor from the noticeboard.Death in Fashion
The website Tall Tale has become an electronic noticeboard for tourists who want to check out Northland.New Zealand Herald (2004)
Tonight, his valedictory letter is pinned up on the noticeboard.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
We posted it up on the school noticeboard very early on the Monday morning.New Scientist (2004)
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