英：['bændərəʊl]
美：['bændəroʊl]
banderole如何读
banderole是什么意思
- 小旗
banderole英英释义
- abstract:A Banderole (Fr. for a "little banner"), has both a literal descriptive meaning for its use by knights and ships, and is also heraldic device for representing bishops.
banderole词源英文解释
earlier banaroll, bandrol, bannerall, borrowed from Middle French banderolle (16th century), bannerolle (15th century), probably borrowed from Italian banderuola (or an equivalent in Upper Italian), diminutive of bandiera "banner, pennant," borrowed from Old Occitan, from banda "troop, band >entry 3" (or its source, Late Latin bandum "flag, standard") + -iera -er >entry 2 Note: Old Occitan bandiera corresponds exactly in sense and suffixation to Old French baniere (see banner >entry 1). Though the bases of each word are distinct, their derivatives have in effect coalesced. This is also true of other words derived ultimately from, on the one hand, Germanic *bannan- "call on, order, summon, etc.," and on the other, Gothic bandwo "sign, signal." Compare Italian bandire "to announce, proclaim, proscribe" (see bandit), overlapping in sense with Old French banir (see banish), both dependent in part on Medieval Latin bannīre, bandīre, with both forms.
The first known use of banderole was in 1562
banderole 例句
1 The banderole was a small flag of yellow silk, with a red moon in the centre, and on the face of the moon a white cross.
2 There was an air of amusement as they approached the playground, which was afraid of banderole and balloons.
他们走近游乐场时，那里有一种害怕标枪和气球的娱乐气氛。
3 Mahommed, aroused by the tumult, threw on his light armor, and rushed out in time to hear the cry of his assailant, and pluck the banderole from its place.
4 "God and our Lady of Blacherne," they shouted, and continued shouting while he was in sight, notwithstanding he did not so much as shake the banderole on his lance in reply.
5 No plume or nobloy fluttered from his plain tilting salade, and even his lance was devoid of the customary banderole.
6 Then the son of Isfendiar, recognizing the banderole, and not yet done with chafing over his former defeat, pushed through the throng about Mahommed, and prayed: "O my Lord, suffer me to punish yon braggart."
7 A banderole; esp. a banner displayed at a funeral procession and set over the tomb.
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9 Corti gave his lance with the banderole on it to the guide.
10 Corti seemed not to hear, but deliberately planted the banderole, and blowing his trumpet three times, drew an arrow from the quiver at his back.
11 It was discovered, thanks to the same breeze, that the black banderole of the Gypsies was the last of the seven.
12 At the top, a pretty banderole, which appears at first sight to form a part of the ensemble of the curves, completes the design.
13 during the festival this ancient Italian city is bestrewn with banderoles celebrating its illustrious medieval heritage
14 Then upon the highest heap of what had been the tower of Bagdad Count Corti appeared, a black shield on his arm, his bow in one hand, his banderole in the other.
15 There was an air of amusement as they approached the playground, which was afraid with banderole and balloons.
赶往挂满了彩旗和气球的操场时，有一种节日的气氛。
16 Corti made the passage safely, and in the road beyond the moat halted, and drove the staff of his banderole firmly in the ground.
17 Bannerol, in its main uses the same as banderole, is the term especially applied to the square banners carried at the funerals of great men and placed over the tomb.
18 The impression was in black and the distance between the banderole and the stamp was changed to 8 mm.
19 From the extremity of which fluttered a small banderole or streamer bearing a cross.
20 Carry it to your master, the Lord Mahommed, and say to him, Ugo, Count Corti, salute him, and prays him to look at the banderole, and fix it in his memory.