Collocations for poster - noun
ADJECTIVE
campaign,
circus,
election,
film (esp. BrE),
movie (esp. AmE),
propaganda
vintage (esp. AmE)
He collects vintage movie posters.
vintage (esp. AmE)
He collects vintage movie posters.
wanted
The police have put up wanted posters describing the man.
The police have put up wanted posters describing the man.
VERB + poster
display,
hang,
hang up,
put up,
stick up
be covered with, be plastered with
His walls are plastered with posters of rock stars.
be covered with, be plastered with
His walls are plastered with posters of rock stars.
take down
design, make
print
design, make
poster + VERB
appear,
go up
Huge election posters suddenly went up all over the town.
Huge election posters suddenly went up all over the town.
hang
Assorted posters hung on the walls.
Assorted posters hung on the walls.
depict sth,
feature sth,
show sth
say sth
The wanted poster said ‘Dead or Alive’.
say sth
The wanted poster said ‘Dead or Alive’.
advertise sth
poster + NOUN
campaign
Detectives have launched a massive poster campaign to help in the search for two killers.
Detectives have launched a massive poster campaign to help in the search for two killers.
board
(esp. AmE)
presentation, session
boy, child, girl (all esp. AmE) (= a person who represents a particular quality or activity)
He was the poster boy for indie rock.
presentation, session
boy, child, girl (all esp. AmE) (= a person who represents a particular quality or activity)
He was the poster boy for indie rock.
PREPOSITION
on a/the poster
the picture on the poster
the picture on the poster
poster for
posters for tonight's concert
posters for tonight's concert
poster of
a poster of James Dean
a poster of James Dean