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No. 11,026 in French

placardée

"Placardée" means "posted" or "plastered," typically referring to something displayed or affixed publicly, like a notice or poster.

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  • La publicité a été placardée sur tous les murs de la ville.

    The advertisement was plastered on all the walls of the city.

    Here, 'placardée' is used as a past participle to describe the action of posting or sticking something onto a surface, often in a visible or bold manner.

  • Elle a trouvé une affiche placardée sur la porte de l'église.

    She found a poster plastered on the door of the church.

    In this sentence, 'placardée' describes the state of the poster being affixed to the door, emphasizing its presence and manner of attachment.

  • Des avis ont été placardés à l'entrée pour informer les visiteurs.

    Notices were posted at the entrance to inform visitors.

    Here, 'placardée' is utilized to indicate that information notices were physically attached and displayed at a specific location for public viewership.

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