Plaque
Pronunciation: /ˈplæk/
Plaque (noun)
- a flat piece of metal or wood with writing, given as an award or to remember someone.
- a soft, sticky layer on teeth made of bacteria and food particles.
- a fatty substance that builds up inside blood vessels, possibly causing heart problems.
Examples
- The team received a plaque for their outstanding performance.
- A plaque was mounted on the wall to honor the founder.
Common collocations: receive a plaque, commemorative plaque, engraved plaque, remove plaque, dental plaque