panneau « ne pas déranger »

le panneau « ne pas déranger »
A noun phrase is a group of words that acts like a noun in a sentence or phrase (e.g., un je ne sais quoi).
noun phrase
a. "do not disturb" sign
Avant de faire la sieste, Max a accroché le panneau « ne pas déranger » sur la porte.Before taking a nap, Max hung the "do not disturb" sign on the door.
b. do-not-disturb sign
Il n’y a pas de panneau « ne pas déranger » sur cette porte.There's no do-not-disturb sign on this door.
c. privacy sign
Didier a retiré le panneau « ne pas déranger » en quittant la chambre d'hôtel ce matin.Didier removed the privacy sign when he left the hotel room this morning.
d. door hanger
Le client de l’hôtel a retiré le panneau « ne pas déranger » pour signaler que la chambre était libre.The hotel guest removed the door hanger to signal that the room was vacant.
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