英:[flæɡ]
美:[flæɡ]
英:[flæɡ]
美:[flæɡ]
复数:flags
第三人称单数:flags
现在分词:flagging
过去式:flagged
过去分词:flagged
词根:flag
adj.flagging 下垂的;衰弱的
n.flagship 旗舰;(作定语)一流;佼佼者
flagging 石板路;铺砌石板
v.flagging 悬旗于(flag的现在分词)
noun (1)
any of various monocotyledonous plants with long ensiform leaves: such as
irisespecially: a wild iris
sweet flag
noun (2)
a usually rectangular piece of fabric of distinctive design that is used as a symbol (as of a nation), as a signaling device, or as a decoration
the tail of some dogs (such as a setter or hound)also: the long hair fringing a dog's tail
the tail of a deer
something used like a flag to signal or attract attention
one of the cross strokes of a musical note less than a quarter note in value
something represented by a flag: such as
flagship
an admiral functioning in his office of command
nationalityespecially: the nationality of registration of a ship or aircraft
verb (1)
transitive verb
to signal with or as if with a flagespecially: to signal to stop —often used with down
flagged the train
to mark or identify with or as if with a flag
flagged potential problems in the proposal
to call a penalty on : penalize
a lineman flagged for being offside
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to hang loose without stiffness
to become unsteady, feeble, or spiritless
to decline in interest, attraction, or value
flagging stock prices
noun (3)
a hard evenly stratified stone that splits into flat pieces suitable for pavingalso: a piece of such stone
verb (3)
transitive verb
to lay (something, such as a pavement) with flags (see flag entry 5)
red flagn. 红旗;危险信号;[喻]惹人生气的事物
national flagn. 国旗
white flag白旗(表示投降);降旗
under the flag of受…保护,站在…一边
yellow flag黄色旗;检疫旗;[植]黄菖蒲
blue flag蓝旗;蓝菖蒲;蓝鸢尾
flag of truce白旗,休战旗
flag dayn. 美国国旗纪念日(六月十四日)
flag state船旗国;标记状态
with flags flying得胜地,征服者似的,得意洋洋地
flag of distress求救旗号
show the flag[ 口语],◎(英国船只)打着英国皇家海军旗帜到外国港口巡视访问;显示军事力量,◎露面,亮相
hoist the flag升旗表示占领新发现的土地
keep the flag flying◎[口语]不屈服,坚持战斗;继续坚持自己的意见(或想法),◎(尤指在国外时)为自己的国家感到自豪
flag down打信号使停下
flag pole旗杆
black flag黑旗(表示囚犯已被处决);海盗旗;黑旗令(赛车可能有故障)
quarantine flagn. 黄色检疫旗(表示船上未发生疾病的旗帜)
flag of convenience方便旗(指商船为逃税而向别国注册并挂该国旗帜)
wave the flag激起爱国热情
这组词都有“旗”的意思,其区别是:
flag普通用词,含义最广,多指有彩色图案,悬挂于旗杆或绳索上的长方形旗帜,或国旗,也可指单位或组织的旗。
banner比较庄重文雅的用词,指表示象征性的旗帜,如常用于指党旗或代表某种主义的旗。
以上来源于网络
"布旗,旗帜",15世纪晚期,现在所有现代日耳曼语言中都有(德语 Flagge,荷兰语 vlag,丹麦语 flag,瑞典语 flagg 等),但显然最早记录在英语中,起源不明,但可能与 flag(v.1)有关,或者是一个独立的模拟形成,"表达了在风中飘动的东西的概念" [OED]。一个被认为不太可能的猜测是它来自 flag(n.2),因为它是方形和平坦的概念。
意思是"报纸上的名称和编辑信息",始于1956年。美国 Flag Day(1894)是指1777年6月14日大陆会议通过星条旗。
体力衰退
小旗
指示旗
试示旗
试风旗
插旗
布置旗门
设旗号
旗号练习
Noun (1) Middle English flagge reed, rush Noun (2) probably akin to fag end of cloth — more at fag end Verb (2) probably from flag >entry 2 Noun (3) Middle English flagge turf, perhaps from Old Norse flaga slab; akin to Old English flōh chip
The first known use of flag was in the 14th century
flash1 of 3verb
to shine in or like a sudden flame her eyes flashed with excitement
lightning flashed
to send out in or as if in flashes
flash a message
to appear or pass very suddenly
a car flashed by
to gleam or glow in sudden bursts
to expose to view usually briefly
flash a badge
flash2 of 3noun
a sudden burst of light, flame, or heat
a movement of a flag or light in signaling
a sudden and brilliant burst
a flash of wit
a brief time
one that attracts noticeespecially: an outstanding athlete
a device for producing a brief and very bright flash of light for taking photographs
flash3 of 3adjective
beginning suddenly and lasting only a short time
a flash fire
having or using a solid-state data storage technology that retains data even without a connection to a power source
flash1 of 3verb
to shine in or like a sudden flame her eyes flashed with excitement
lightning flashed
to send out in or as if in flashes
flash a message
to appear or pass very suddenly
a car flashed by
to gleam or glow in sudden bursts
to expose to view usually briefly
flash a badge
flash2 of 3noun
a sudden burst of light, flame, or heat
a movement of a flag or light in signaling
a sudden and brilliant burst
a flash of wit
a brief time
one that attracts noticeespecially: an outstanding athlete
a device for producing a brief and very bright flash of light for taking photographs
flash3 of 3adjective
beginning suddenly and lasting only a short time
a flash fire
having or using a solid-state data storage technology that retains data even without a connection to a power source
flare1 of 2noun
a fire or blaze of light used to signal, light up something, or attract attentionalso: a device or material that produces such a flare
an unsteady glaring light
flare-up
a spreading outwardalso: a place or part that spreads
plural bell-bottom trousers
flare2 of 2verb
to burn with an unsteady flame
to shine or blaze suddenly
to become suddenly excited or angry
flare up
to open or spread outward
pants that flare at the bottom
flare1 of 2noun
a fire or blaze of light used to signal, light up something, or attract attentionalso: a device or material that produces such a flare
an unsteady glaring light
flare-up
a spreading outwardalso: a place or part that spreads
plural bell-bottom trousers
flare2 of 2verb
to burn with an unsteady flame
to shine or blaze suddenly
to become suddenly excited or angry
flare up
to open or spread outward
pants that flare at the bottom
flag1 of 6noun
any of various irisesespecially: a wild iris
flag2 of 6noun
a piece of cloth with a special design that is used as a symbol (as of a nation) or for signaling
something used like a flag to signal or attract attention
flag3 of 6verb
to signal with or as if with a flagespecially: to signal to stop
flag a taxi
flag4 of 6verb
to be limp : droop
to become weak
his hope flagged
flag5 of 6noun
a hard stone that easily splits into flat pieces
a piece of flag used for paving
flag6 of 6verb
to pave (as a walk) with flags
flag1 of 6noun
any of various irisesespecially: a wild iris
flag2 of 6noun
a piece of cloth with a special design that is used as a symbol (as of a nation) or for signaling
something used like a flag to signal or attract attention
flag3 of 6verb
to signal with or as if with a flagespecially: to signal to stop
flag a taxi
flag4 of 6verb
to be limp : droop
to become weak
his hope flagged
flag5 of 6noun
a hard stone that easily splits into flat pieces
a piece of flag used for paving
flag6 of 6verb
to pave (as a walk) with flags
flag1 of 6noun
any of various irisesespecially: a wild iris
flag2 of 6noun
a piece of cloth with a special design that is used as a symbol (as of a nation) or for signaling
something used like a flag to signal or attract attention
flag3 of 6verb
to signal with or as if with a flagespecially: to signal to stop
flag a taxi
flag4 of 6verb
to be limp : droop
to become weak
his hope flagged
flag5 of 6noun
a hard stone that easily splits into flat pieces
a piece of flag used for paving
flag6 of 6verb
to pave (as a walk) with flags
1 Excited people in the stands, waving banners and flags.
2 But on May 1, 1919, with a number of the marchers carrying red flags, violence marked the parades in New York, in Cleveland, and in Boston, where a policeman was stabbed and killed.
3 “You take a little more of the flag, treasured guest.”
4 On the opposite side was the Alabama flag, sporting red bars crossed diagonally against a white field, fixed in the same pattern as the stars and bars of the Confederate flag.
5 They ran up to the big dog, holding their tails up like little flags.
6 “Sure. If the chance comes, just get a messenger and a flag of truce and go on over. Nothing to it.”
7 the Italian flag
意大利国旗
8 As I try to pull apart a red flag from a gray block, the flag breaks in my hand.
9 The Home Town Chronicle showed a picture of Mrs. Bigio on the front page, holding in one hand the American flag that had been draped over his casket, now folded into a triangle.
10 On every side of me the red and blue and white jacketed skiers tore away down the blinding slope like fugitive bits of an American flag.
11 This is China's flag.
这是中国的旗。
12 But I can’t stop my hands from shaking, and when I take my packet out to put it on my desk, it’s like a trembling white flag just trying to call attention to itself.
13 But one evening when the boys stood in review, a superior leader spotted the new flag.
14 Celebrating their success, the summit team left an offering of prayer flags, katas, and climbing pitons on what appeared to be the highest point, and then descended into the fast-rising blizzard.
15 In the front walked a man holding a Confederate flag.
16 Winning capture the flag is a matter of pride, and pride is important to the Dauntless.
17 Katz flagged in the first hour, and I felt tired too by afternoon, but we pushed determinedly on.
18 That afternoon the train station is crowded with crying mothers and sweethearts, stoic fathers, and children, waving red, white, and black flags.
19 The flag was folded into a perfect triangle of white stars just like the one in Grandpop’s room, where Grandpop hid his gun—well, before he broke it all apart.
20 Holding the flag under one arm, he crossed the room and slipped his hand into hers.
1 衰退
degenerative rudimentary degraded lapsed down contabescence decline decay lapse degeneration ebb atrophy letdown fall-off retrogression dropoff regradation fall break fail slip collapse retrogress dwine at a low ebb ebb tide failure recession sag degeneracy declension involution rust dwindle failing rusty degenerate sagging weakness downturn slowdown weakening fade weaken falter falling recessive atrophic breakdown wane decadence declining impotent obsolescent netherward downward downwards lag regression obsolescence declination downbeat turndown retrogradation go erode wither languish molder reduce depress damp off
2 铺路用的厚石板
3 标记
sign code mark label tag signature trademark token signage insignia earmark sigil cachet indicia point plot marker notation sentinel denotation reference stamp marking emblematic mark-up regalia indicium type note aspect index bug instance signing emblem markup glyph ensign
4 彩旗
5 减弱
imperfect attenuate attenuation fall lower sink slack languish relent deaden slacken break discount soften blunt subdue wither emaciate emasculate geld unbrace rallentando down subdued watered-down downer fail wane lull swoon allay slake shake buff degrade lighten muffle antagonize soap out
8 菖蒲
9 石板路
11 大石板
14 衰弱
low degenerate feeble infirm effete infirmity fade enervate enfeeble waste away rundown niminy-piminy asthenic asthenia weakness breakdown decay debility marasmus pine prostrate debilitate emaciate devitalize waste sink wither droop fade away take it out of failing run-down flagging enfeebled enervated frailty weaken
15 松弛
neutral slack lax laid-back fallow flabby flaccid saggy flagging unbending unbent ungirt quaggy softly relaxedly resolution relaxation remission laxity laxation relax loose sag decompress unbend loosen slacken unbutton
19 推开
20 示意停下
22 信号旗
24 减退
failure slowdown wane ebb letdown subsidence recede decrease sink derogate from down fall depression lag degeneration abatement set decline remit abate cool dull
26 扁石
28 报头
29 次级飞羽
30 低落
31 无力地垂下
32 在某国注册并挂该国国旗航行
33 祖国
38 翮
39 国旗
40 枯萎
emarcid dead killing sear withering blasted withered blighted sere sapless blastment blast fadeaway die fade damp wilt scorch wither languish droop shrivel kill choke blight scathe wither away
41 沮丧
blue broken disappointed depressed frustrated bleak gloomy dejected despondent downcast disheartened crestfallen discouraged downhearted low-spirited down depression disappointment blues discouragement dejection comedown chill dampen depress prostrate on a downer be cast down weigh on weigh down
43 用石板铺