plaque

/plæk/

noun

Duvara asılmış anma levhası

A flat piece of metal, stone, or wood with writing on it, attached to a wall to commemorate a person or event.

  • A bronze plaque marked the spot where the famous speech was given.
  • The building's entrance features a commemorative plaque from 1895.
  • The university installed a marble plaque in the library to honor donors who contributed more than one million dollars.
  • Archaeologists discovered a weathered plaque near the ancient temple ruins that documented construction dates from the third century.
  • City officials unveiled a new plaque at the hospital entrance celebrating the institution's centennial anniversary and its pioneering role in medical research.
  • The historical society petitioned to have a commemorative plaque placed outside the house where the renowned scientist conducted her groundbreaking experiments.
nounmedical

Dişlerdeki bakteriyel birikim

A sticky film of bacteria that forms on teeth and can cause decay and gum disease.

  • Brushing twice daily helps prevent plaque buildup.
  • The dentist removed the hardened plaque from my teeth.
nounmedical

Damarlardaki yağ birikimi

A deposit of fatty material on the inner lining of an artery, restricting blood flow.

  • Arterial plaque can lead to heart attacks and strokes.
  • The scan revealed plaque in his coronary arteries.