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['flægˌʃɪp]1) Общая лексика: великолепный представитель, крупнейшее учреждение, наилучший образец, флагман, флагманский корабль, крупнейшее учреждение (и т.п.), передовой (a flagship conservative paper), ведущий, лидирующий2) Военный термин: корабль управления, флагманское судно, штабной корабль
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