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banners

 

[ ˈbænərz ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

advertising

A banner is a large piece of material displaying a message, usually used for advertising or decoration.

Synonyms

flag, poster, sign.

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Word Description / Examples
banners

Used when referring to large strips of cloth or other material with a slogan, advertisement, or other information, often displayed at public events or online.

  • The festival featured colorful banners hanging over the entrance
  • The website had a banner ad for the upcoming sale
sign

Used to refer to a notice or display board with words or symbols that provide information, directions, or instructions, commonly seen in shops, streets, and various public places.

  • The sign on the door said 'Closed'
  • There was a stop sign at the end of the street
poster

Used when discussing a large printed picture, photograph, or notice, typically mounted for display in a public place, often used for advertisements, announcements, or decoration.

  • He put up a poster of his favorite band in his room
  • The movie theater displayed posters of upcoming films

Examples of usage

  • The company hung banners promoting their new product at the trade show.
  • The banner outside the store attracted customers with its flashy design.
Context #2 | Noun

website

In the context of a website, a banner is a prominent area at the top of a webpage used for displaying important information or advertisements.

Synonyms

ad banner, header, web banner.

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banners

Used for large visual displays, often in physical spaces like events, trade shows, or large websites to attract attention.

  • The conference used colorful banners to promote the keynote speakers.
  • They hung banners all over the city to advertise the festival.
ad banner

Specifically used for advertising purposes on websites, these are graphical ads that typically appear at the top or side of a web page.

  • The website generated revenue by displaying ad banners from various brands.
  • She was annoyed by the constant appearance of ad banners interrupting her browsing.

Examples of usage

  • The website's banner displayed the latest promotions and offers.
  • The banner on the website featured a call-to-action button.
Context #3 | Noun

medieval

Historically, a banner was a flag or standard carried by knights or soldiers as a symbol of allegiance or identity.

Synonyms

ensign, flag, standard.

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banners

Used especially for large signs or advertisements, typically made of fabric, paper, or other material. Often seen at events, protests, and online as digital advertisements.

  • The protestors carried colorful banners with powerful messages.
  • There were banners everywhere announcing the big sale this weekend.

Examples of usage

  • The knight rode into battle bearing the banner of his lord.
  • The soldiers rallied around the banner to show unity.

Translations

Translations of the word "banners" in other languages:

🇵🇹 bandeiras

🇮🇳 बैनर

🇩🇪 Banner

🇮🇩 spanduk

🇺🇦 банери

🇵🇱 banery

🇯🇵 バナー

🇫🇷 bannières

🇪🇸 banners

🇹🇷 afişler

🇰🇷 배너

🇸🇦 لافتات

🇨🇿 bannery

🇸🇰 bannery

🇨🇳 横幅

🇸🇮 transparenti

🇮🇸 borðar

🇰🇿 баннерлер

🇬🇪 ბანერები

🇦🇿 banerlər

🇲🇽 banners

Etymology

The word 'banner' originated from the Old French word 'baniere' which meant a flag or standard. It has been used for centuries to represent messages, promotions, and identity. Banners have played a significant role in advertising, decoration, and communication throughout history.

Word Frequency Rank

At position #13,289, this word is part of sophisticated English vocabulary. It's useful for academic or professional contexts where precise language is needed.