Definition of unfurl in English:

unfurl

verbʌnˈfəːlˌənˈfərl

Make or become spread out from a rolled or folded state, especially in order to be open to the wind.
with object a man was unfurling a sail
no object the flags unfurl
Example sentencesExamples
- Women, it is commonly believed, sewed the rebel flag that was unfurled on Bakery Hill as a symbol of united resistance.
- Yet children gathered at the school yesterday to unfurl the national flag and some recited prayers.
- Therefore, think before you open your mouth, unfurl your pen, punch a keyboard or click a mouse.
- A few pearls roll off, unfurling some genuinely glistening sounds for the waning summer days.
- President Bush helped unfurl a giant flag, and pledged to press the fight against terrorism.
- But most of the rolls will also be unfurled on new housing sites springing up all over the country.
- The boat suddenly lurched and spun about as the sail was unfurled and caught the wind.
- He took it, almost reluctant to open it, but still he unfurled the flag.
- Several unidentified men began unfurling banners of white cloth on which they had written statements.
- As it was said, a flagpole had a horizontal slat on the top so that it could be possible to unfurl the flag wide.
- She knotted her jacket's sleeves around her waist and from a pocket she unfurled a roll of balloons.
- County flags are unfurled and plans are made for the journey to the ‘match’.
- Then, Lancelot unfurled a roll of names of squires who were to be dubbed a knight.
- Tom, if you have to ask why there is a roll of toilet paper unfurled on Washington Street, obviously you don't have a clue.
- Flag fever is unfurling across Manchester as the city is swept up on a wave of World Cup and Jubilee celebrations.
- My eyelids slowly opened as though unfurling to a new day, and I found myself gazing into his eyes.
- Should tide you over until the flag is unfurled over Ibrox, for lest we forget, Glasgow Rangers are Champions!
- Once grass starts sprouting and leaves begin to unfurl on trees, the vegetation gives the world a greenish cast on an overcast day.
- Each morning she unfurls her American flag and attaches it to the stand on the outside wall of her home.
- Southend today unfurled the flag of success as its beaches were named among the best in Europe.
Synonyms
untwine, disentwine, disentangle, unravel, unsnarl, unwind, unroll, uncoil, unreel, undo, spread out, open, open out, lay out, straighten, straighten out, unkink

Definition of unfurl in US English:

unfurl

verbˌənˈfərlˌənˈfərl

Make or become spread out from a rolled or folded state, especially in order to be open to the wind.
with object a man was unfurling a sail
no object the flags unfurl
Example sentencesExamples
- Therefore, think before you open your mouth, unfurl your pen, punch a keyboard or click a mouse.
- President Bush helped unfurl a giant flag, and pledged to press the fight against terrorism.
- As it was said, a flagpole had a horizontal slat on the top so that it could be possible to unfurl the flag wide.
- Each morning she unfurls her American flag and attaches it to the stand on the outside wall of her home.
- Several unidentified men began unfurling banners of white cloth on which they had written statements.
- Southend today unfurled the flag of success as its beaches were named among the best in Europe.
- The boat suddenly lurched and spun about as the sail was unfurled and caught the wind.
- County flags are unfurled and plans are made for the journey to the ‘match’.
- But most of the rolls will also be unfurled on new housing sites springing up all over the country.
- Once grass starts sprouting and leaves begin to unfurl on trees, the vegetation gives the world a greenish cast on an overcast day.
- A few pearls roll off, unfurling some genuinely glistening sounds for the waning summer days.
- Flag fever is unfurling across Manchester as the city is swept up on a wave of World Cup and Jubilee celebrations.
- She knotted her jacket's sleeves around her waist and from a pocket she unfurled a roll of balloons.
- He took it, almost reluctant to open it, but still he unfurled the flag.
- Should tide you over until the flag is unfurled over Ibrox, for lest we forget, Glasgow Rangers are Champions!
- Tom, if you have to ask why there is a roll of toilet paper unfurled on Washington Street, obviously you don't have a clue.
- Then, Lancelot unfurled a roll of names of squires who were to be dubbed a knight.
- My eyelids slowly opened as though unfurling to a new day, and I found myself gazing into his eyes.
- Yet children gathered at the school yesterday to unfurl the national flag and some recited prayers.
- Women, it is commonly believed, sewed the rebel flag that was unfurled on Bakery Hill as a symbol of united resistance.
Synonyms
untwine, disentwine, disentangle, unravel, unsnarl, unwind, unroll, uncoil, unreel, undo, spread out, open, open out, lay out, straighten, straighten out, unkink

单词	unfurl
释义	Definition of unfurl in English: unfurl verbʌnˈfəːlˌənˈfərl Make or become spread out from a rolled or folded state, especially in order to be open to the wind. with object a man was unfurling a sail no object the flags unfurl Example sentencesExamples Women, it is commonly believed, sewed the rebel flag that was unfurled on Bakery Hill as a symbol of united resistance. Yet children gathered at the school yesterday to unfurl the national flag and some recited prayers. Therefore, think before you open your mouth, unfurl your pen, punch a keyboard or click a mouse. A few pearls roll off, unfurling some genuinely glistening sounds for the waning summer days. President Bush helped unfurl a giant flag, and pledged to press the fight against terrorism. But most of the rolls will also be unfurled on new housing sites springing up all over the country. The boat suddenly lurched and spun about as the sail was unfurled and caught the wind. He took it, almost reluctant to open it, but still he unfurled the flag. Several unidentified men began unfurling banners of white cloth on which they had written statements. As it was said, a flagpole had a horizontal slat on the top so that it could be possible to unfurl the flag wide. She knotted her jacket's sleeves around her waist and from a pocket she unfurled a roll of balloons. County flags are unfurled and plans are made for the journey to the ‘match’. Then, Lancelot unfurled a roll of names of squires who were to be dubbed a knight. Tom, if you have to ask why there is a roll of toilet paper unfurled on Washington Street, obviously you don't have a clue. Flag fever is unfurling across Manchester as the city is swept up on a wave of World Cup and Jubilee celebrations. My eyelids slowly opened as though unfurling to a new day, and I found myself gazing into his eyes. Should tide you over until the flag is unfurled over Ibrox, for lest we forget, Glasgow Rangers are Champions! Once grass starts sprouting and leaves begin to unfurl on trees, the vegetation gives the world a greenish cast on an overcast day. Each morning she unfurls her American flag and attaches it to the stand on the outside wall of her home. Southend today unfurled the flag of success as its beaches were named among the best in Europe. Synonyms untwine, disentwine, disentangle, unravel, unsnarl, unwind, unroll, uncoil, unreel, undo, spread out, open, open out, lay out, straighten, straighten out, unkink Definition of unfurl in US English: unfurl verbˌənˈfərlˌənˈfərl Make or become spread out from a rolled or folded state, especially in order to be open to the wind. with object a man was unfurling a sail no object the flags unfurl Example sentencesExamples Therefore, think before you open your mouth, unfurl your pen, punch a keyboard or click a mouse. President Bush helped unfurl a giant flag, and pledged to press the fight against terrorism. As it was said, a flagpole had a horizontal slat on the top so that it could be possible to unfurl the flag wide. Each morning she unfurls her American flag and attaches it to the stand on the outside wall of her home. Several unidentified men began unfurling banners of white cloth on which they had written statements. Southend today unfurled the flag of success as its beaches were named among the best in Europe. The boat suddenly lurched and spun about as the sail was unfurled and caught the wind. County flags are unfurled and plans are made for the journey to the ‘match’. But most of the rolls will also be unfurled on new housing sites springing up all over the country. Once grass starts sprouting and leaves begin to unfurl on trees, the vegetation gives the world a greenish cast on an overcast day. A few pearls roll off, unfurling some genuinely glistening sounds for the waning summer days. Flag fever is unfurling across Manchester as the city is swept up on a wave of World Cup and Jubilee celebrations. She knotted her jacket's sleeves around her waist and from a pocket she unfurled a roll of balloons. He took it, almost reluctant to open it, but still he unfurled the flag. Should tide you over until the flag is unfurled over Ibrox, for lest we forget, Glasgow Rangers are Champions! Tom, if you have to ask why there is a roll of toilet paper unfurled on Washington Street, obviously you don't have a clue. Then, Lancelot unfurled a roll of names of squires who were to be dubbed a knight. My eyelids slowly opened as though unfurling to a new day, and I found myself gazing into his eyes. Yet children gathered at the school yesterday to unfurl the national flag and some recited prayers. Women, it is commonly believed, sewed the rebel flag that was unfurled on Bakery Hill as a symbol of united resistance. Synonyms untwine, disentwine, disentangle, unravel, unsnarl, unwind, unroll, uncoil, unreel, undo, spread out, open, open out, lay out, straighten, straighten out, unkink
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