英语词汇“flag”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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noun (3)
- flag (SYMBOL)
- flag (STONE)
- flag (PLANT)
verb (2)
- flag (MARK)
- flag (BECOME TIRED)

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noun (1)
- flag (SYMBOL)
verb (2)
- flag (MARK)
- flag (BECOME TIRED)

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verb (3)
- flag (1)
- flag (2)
- flag (3)
noun (3)
- flag (1)
- flag (2)
- flag (3)

English
American
Business

flagnoun [ C ]

uk/flæɡ/us/flæɡ/

flag noun [ C ] (SYMBOL)

B1 a piece of cloth, usually rectangular and attached to a pole at one edge, that has a pattern that shows it represents a country or a group, or has a particular meaning:

Flags of all the participating countries are flying outside the stadium.

Flags were flapping/fluttering in the breeze.

The guard waved his flag and the train pulled away from the station.

More examples

It's a crime to desecrate the country's flag.
You're not allowed to swim when the red flag is flying.
The palace flags were all flying at half-mast.
There were flags on the tops of many of the buildings.
A flag fluttered from a 40-foot pole.

flag noun [ C ] (STONE)

UK a flagstone

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Building materials

adobe
airbrick
asbestos
asphalt
bitumen
boarding
flagstone
flitch
floorboard
flooring
hard core
lacquer
limestone
putty
razor wire
reinforced concrete
roofing
rubble
shingle
weatherboarding

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flag noun [ C ] (PLANT)

a flower that is a type of large iris

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Flowers & flowering plants

anemone
antirrhinum
aster
aubretia
begonia
catkin
delphinium
dogwood
evening primrose
forget-me-not
forsythia
marigold
narcissus
nasturtium
oleander
orchid
water lily
wild flower
wisteria
woodbine

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Idiom(s)

keep the flag flying

put the flags out!

wave/show/fly the flag

flagverb

uk/flæɡ/us/flæɡ/-gg-

flag verb (MARK)

[ T ] to put a mark on something so it can be found easily among other similar things:

Flag any files that might be useful later.

[ T ] specialized computing to mark computer information with one of two possible values so that you can deal with it later:

We'll flag the records of interest in the database and then we can give you a print-out.

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Identifying

ascribe sth to sb
biometric
character recognition
color-coded
colour-coded
distinguishing
dog tag
id
ID card
identifiable
identification
identity card
paper
passport
pick
separate the sheep from the goats idiom
sheep
stamp
tell
tell sth/sb apart

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Operating computers

flag verb (BECOME TIRED)

[ I ] to become tired, weaker, or less effective:

I was starting to flag after the ninth mile.

The conversation was flagging.

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Becoming and making less strong

abate
adulterate
attenuate
attrition
blow over
blunt
decline
dial
dim
emasculate
flagging
jelly
keep sb down
knock/take the stuffing out of sb/sth idiom
muffle
neutralize
pine
sag
wilt
wither on the vine idiom

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Phrasal verb(s)

flag sth/sb down

flagnoun [ C ]

us/flæɡ/

flag noun [ C ] (SYMBOL)

a piece of cloth with a special color and pattern, used as a symbol esp. to represent a particular country or group:

the American flag

The man waved a red warning flag.

flagverb

us/flæɡ/-gg-

flag verb (MARK)

[ T ] to mark something so it can be found easily among other similar things:

She asked me to flag the names that appear on both lists.

flag verb (BECOME TIRED)

[ I ] to become tired or less strong:

My interest in the story flagged.

Phrasal verb(s)

flag down something/someone

flagverb

uk/flæɡ/us-gg-

[ T ] to put a mark on something or against something so it can be found easily among other similar things:

Flag any files which might be useful later.

[ T ] IT to mark computer information with one of two possible values so that you can process it later:

We'll flag the records of interest in the database and then we can give you a printout.

[ I ] to become tired, weaker, or less effective:

We had been working on the presentation for six hours and I was beginning to flag.

They denied that demand for the new product was flagging.

Phrasal verb(s)

flag sth up

flagnoun [ C ]

uk/flæɡ/us

a piece of cloth, usually rectangular and fixed to a pole at one edge, that has a pattern that shows it represents a country or a group, or has a particular meaning:

a container ship sailing under the Indonesian flag

a mark that you put on or against something to show that it is important:

You can put a flag on any email message that you know you will need to go back to and read again.

fly the flag

to show support for the country, group, or organization that you belong to:

The government was accused of failing to fly the flag for British farmers at the negotiations.

单词	flag
释义	Contents noun (3) flag (SYMBOL) flag (STONE) flag (PLANT) verb (2) flag (MARK) flag (BECOME TIRED) Contents noun (1) flag (SYMBOL) verb (2) flag (MARK) flag (BECOME TIRED) Contents verb (3) flag (1) flag (2) flag (3) noun (3) flag (1) flag (2) flag (3) English American Business flagnoun [ C ] uk/flæɡ/us/flæɡ/ flag noun [ C ] (SYMBOL) B1 a piece of cloth, usually rectangular and attached to a pole at one edge, that has a pattern that shows it represents a country or a group, or has a particular meaning: Flags of all the participating countries are flying outside the stadium. Flags were flapping/fluttering in the breeze. The guard waved his flag and the train pulled away from the station. More examples It's a crime to desecrate the country's flag. You're not allowed to swim when the red flag is flying. The palace flags were all flying at half-mast. There were flags on the tops of many of the buildings. A flag fluttered from a 40-foot pole. flag noun [ C ] (STONE) UK a flagstone Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Building materials adobe airbrick asbestos asphalt bitumen boarding flagstone flitch floorboard flooring hard core lacquer limestone putty razor wire reinforced concrete roofing rubble shingle weatherboarding See more results » flag noun [ C ] (PLANT) a flower that is a type of large iris Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Flowers & flowering plants anemone antirrhinum aster aubretia begonia catkin delphinium dogwood evening primrose forget-me-not forsythia marigold narcissus nasturtium oleander orchid water lily wild flower wisteria woodbine See more results » Idiom(s) keep the flag flying put the flags out! wave/show/fly the flag flagverb uk/flæɡ/us/flæɡ/-gg- flag verb (MARK) [ T ] to put a mark on something so it can be found easily among other similar things: Flag any files that might be useful later. [ T ] specialized computing to mark computer information with one of two possible values so that you can deal with it later: We'll flag the records of interest in the database and then we can give you a print-out. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Identifying *ascribe sth* to sb biometric character recognition color-coded colour-coded distinguishing dog tag id ID card identifiable identification identity card paper passport pick separate the sheep from the goats idiom sheep stamp tell tell sth/sb apart See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Operating computers flag verb (BECOME TIRED) [ I ] to become tired, weaker, or less effective: I was starting to flag after the ninth mile. The conversation was flagging. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Becoming and making less strong abate adulterate attenuate attrition blow over blunt decline dial dim emasculate flagging jelly keep sb down** knock/take the stuffing out of sb/sth idiom muffle neutralize pine sag wilt wither on the vine idiom See more results » Phrasal verb(s) flag sth/sb down flagnoun [ C ] us/flæɡ/ flag noun [ C ] (SYMBOL) a piece of cloth with a special color and pattern, used as a symbol esp. to represent a particular country or group: the American flag The man waved a red warning flag. flagverb us/flæɡ/-gg- flag verb (MARK) [ T ] to mark something so it can be found easily among other similar things: She asked me to flag the names that appear on both lists. flag verb (BECOME TIRED) [ I ] to become tired or less strong: My interest in the story flagged. Phrasal verb(s) flag down something/someone flagverb uk/flæɡ/us-gg- [ T ] to put a mark on something or against something so it can be found easily among other similar things: Flag any files which might be useful later. [ T ] IT to mark computer information with one of two possible values so that you can process it later: We'll flag the records of interest in the database and then we can give you a printout. [ I ] to become tired, weaker, or less effective: We had been working on the presentation for six hours and I was beginning to flag. They denied that demand for the new product was flagging. Phrasal verb(s) flag sth up flagnoun [ C ] uk/flæɡ/us a piece of cloth, usually rectangular and fixed to a pole at one edge, that has a pattern that shows it represents a country or a group, or has a particular meaning: a container ship sailing under the Indonesian flag a mark that you put on or against something to show that it is important: You can put a flag on any email message that you know you will need to go back to and read again. fly the flag to show support for the country, group, or organization that you belong to: The government was accused of failing to fly the flag for British farmers at the negotiations.
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