Signboard means a sign hung in front of a store, mainly used to indicate the name and mark of the store.

Pronunciation: zhāo pái.

Interpretation: brand: brand.

Source: Song Dynasty Zhang Renguo's "Liu Shaoqing" lyrics: "Hang up a signboard, cheers, and an old store opens a new one." Chapter 51 of "Water Margin": "Today's Xiuying clearly says on the signboard This story is a romantic and elegant example, called 'Yuzhang city gradually chases Su Qing'".

Synonyms: Trademark: Pronunciation: shāng biāo, Definition: A sign, mark, etc. engraved or printed on goods or packaging to distinguish them from other similar goods.

Signboard in a sentence

1. Turning around the corner, I saw the restaurant's sign, smelled the aroma of cooking, and heard the sound of pots and spoons banging. I slowed down. I rushed here after school. My destination was not a hotel, but a bookstore next to it.

2. Don’t use the guise of serving the masses to deceive people. You are just trying to fish in troubled waters to achieve your own ulterior motives.

3. The signboard of this restaurant has been in use since ancient times.

4. This signboard was already on the verge of collapse. When the typhoon came, it was rolled to the ground like a piece of wood and shattered into pieces.

5. The strong smell, the unfamiliar language, and the many fancy signs written in strange words made him dizzy.