英:['flægɪŋ]
美:[ˈflæɡɪŋ]
英:['flægɪŋ]
美:[ˈflæɡɪŋ]
n.
铺砌石板,铺石材料,石板路
adj.
下垂的
衰弱的
委顿的
逐渐衰退(或减退、低落)的
词根:flag
n.flag 标志;旗子
flagship 旗舰;(作定语)一流;佼佼者
flagstone 石板;[岩] 薄层砂岩
vi.flag 标记;衰退;枯萎
vt.flag 标记;插旗
"there was a pile of flagging waiting to be laid in place"
"the flagging in the garden was quite imaginative"
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
[图像]衰变
The first known use of flagging was in 1545
flagstonenoun
flag entry 5 sense 2
flagstaffnoun
flagpole
flagshipnoun
the ship carrying the commander of a group of ships and flying the flag that tells the commander's rank
the best, largest, or most important one of a group of things
the store is the company's flagship
flagrantadjective
so bad as to be impossible to overlook : outrageous
a flagrant lie
flagrantadjective
so bad as to be impossible to overlook : outrageous
a flagrant lie
flagpolenoun
a pole from which a flag flies
flagonnoun
a container for liquids usually having a handle, spout, and lid
flagmannoun
a person who signals with or as if with a flag
flaggingnoun
a pavement of flagstones
1 Martin survived by flagging down a passing car and begging to be taken to the hospital.
2 “He kept flagging the dialogue in the manuscript and writing on the margins: ‘Do people actually say this?’
3 Christ has made a brief reappearance to boost the flagging faith of his people.
4 Others described wanting to turn up the sexual excitement in a messaging conversation they felt was flagging.
5 Then there’s the ongoing soap opera of the Academy itself, under pressure from ABC to get its flagging ratings back up.
6 "Beatles mystery tour baffles viewers" was the headline in the Mirror, flagging up claims that "by the thousand, viewers protested to the BBC".
7 Menon cautioned that if the Pakistani establishment felt U.S. commitment was flagging in Afghanistan it would not do what was needed in the West.
8 It will take all of Easy's wiles, connections and flagging strength to get the kid out of it.
9 Washington also working to bolster the flagging economy.
华盛顿还正在努力加强经济衰退.
10 In the garden with light shade, I have also used deutzias, hellebores, epimediums and small hydrangeas to crowd around the flagging daffodils.
11 The required knobs are twiddled just in time for an incredibly well-received Millionaire, though, which lifts the flagging audience's spirits.
12 For sheer exhibitionism, you can’t beat the hardy hibiscus, which appears in high summer when other things are flagging from the heat and humidity.
13 Ms. Jaffe worked steadily and methodically into her 90s, producing paintings and works on paper that showed no sign of flagging invention or vigor.
14 They were flagging in the rays of the bright sun, winter sun shining in a pale cool sky though it was; their heads were down and their tongues lolling out.
15 The critique was found on the official White House website, flagging its brief statement with a provocative headline: “Amid a Pandemic, Voice of America Spends Your Money to Promote Foreign Propaganda.”
16 Mr. Seeger kept performing into the 21st century, despite a flagging voice; audiences happily sang along more loudly.
17 Pushing through the branches, we found a twin cluster of spruce trees festooned with orange, blue and yellow surveyor’s flagging, the brightly colored plastic strips whipping in the breeze like Tibetan prayer flags.
18 The flagging show was revived with an action-packed, James Bond flavour and, perhaps more radically, a strong Buddhist philosophy in stories such as Planet Of Spiders.
19 It could dash, disastrously, the EU's already flagging enthusiasm for expansion.
糟糕的是,它可能挫伤欧盟已经日渐消退的东扩热情.
20 Analysts say Disney and other studios want to reduce marketing expenses, adapt to audience's increasing need for on-demand content and boost flagging DVD sales.
3 萎靡
4 低落
5 委靡
6 衰退的
7 萎靡不振的
9 石板路
10 衰弱的
marantic awane low floppy faded feeble worn-out infirm flaccid broken-down effete enfeebled unstrung seely puling weakish asthenic broken slim slack rundown weakly decrepit flabby languid feckless failing run-down enervated
11 低落的
12 衰弱
marantic awane low floppy faded feeble worn-out infirm flaccid broken-down effete enfeebled unstrung seely puling weakish asthenic down infirmly infirmness exinanition collapse breakdown attenuation debility asthenia enervation enfeeblement languishment lose break waste weaken wilt wane lower sink wither prostrate debilitate enervate enfeeble unstring devitalize broken slim slack rundown weakly decrepit flabby languid feckless failure weakness marasmus die fail fade faint jade wear failing run-down enervated infirmity frailty flag waste away
13 松弛
neutral slack lax laid-back fallow flabby flaccid saggy unbending unbent ungirt quaggy softly relaxedly resolution relaxation remission laxity laxation flag relax loose sag decompress unbend loosen slacken unbutton
14 萎靡的
17 松弛的
neutral slack lax laid-back fallow flabby flaccid saggy unbending unbent ungirt quaggy relaxedly