noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
commemorative
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There a commemorative plaque was unveiled by Connolly's son, Roddy Connolly.
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Find the rebuilt shop near the sea with its commemorative plaque .
■ NOUN
brass
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A simple brass plaque spelt out Brook Advisory Clinic.
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They were tough-looking Feldgendarmen, military policemen, with big brass plaques on their chests.
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The double plinth features a brass plaque commemorating the 1990 Restoration Project.
■ VERB
present
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It's an honour to be able to present her with a plaque .
unveil
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There Charles went solo again, unveiling a plaque - which bore both their names - as Diana stood meekly behind him.
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She officially unveiled a carved plaque to commemorate the centenary last year of the death of poet Richard Watson.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Near the door was a bronze plaque which told of the building's historic past.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Many patients habitually use one or two sites and develop hard subcutaneous plaques or disfiguring insulin hypertrophy.
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On each door is a bronze plaque , etched with an indistinct mask-like face.
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On the brown walls of corrugated metal a plaque commemorated it as the former home of James Fenimore Cooper.
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The form of the Minoan town house is known from several ivory and faience plaques depicting house elevations.
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These substances can contribute to plaque buildup in the coronary arteries.
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Underneath was a rock with a brass plaque riveted to it.
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We asked our architect to consider the practicality of cleaning the stonework and re-locating the plaque .
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You can't stop plaque forming but you can prevent it taking a hold by removing it every day.