Flag in English

national flag

UK [?nn?l fl?ɡ] US [?nn?l fl?ɡ]?

n. national flag

Example: They?raised?a?national?flag.?

They raised a national flag.

Word analysis:

1. national

English [?n?n?l] American [?nn?l, ?n?n?l] ?

adj. national; national; state-owned; nationalistic

2. flag

UK [fl?g] US [fl?ɡ ]?

n. flag; flag; signal flag; calamus

vt. mark

vi. tired, weakened, enthusiasm weakened

Extended information

Synonym analysis flag, banner, ensign

1. flag?n.?flag

[Analysis] Common words used to represent something A flag of a country, organization, etc.; in sports, it often refers to a signal flag or a flag indicating a location.

[Example]The national flag is flying in the air.

The national flag is flying in the air.

2. Banner n. Banner; Flag

[Analysis] Usually refers to a banner slogan held up by two poles, and can also refer to a certain idea, belief, etc.

[Example] The workers held a banner reading 'We Want Bread' while on strike.

The workers held a banner reading 'We Want Bread' while on strike.

The workers held a banner reading 'We Want Bread' while on strike.

3. ensign n. flag

[Analysis] refers to the flag hung on a ship to express nationality.

[Example]Can you tell me about the ensign of the Russian Navy?

Can you tell me what the ensign of the Russian Navy looks like?