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Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Flag
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sg - flaget, pl - flagфлаг м, зна́мя с* * *colours, flag* * *(et -) flag;(også fig) sail under false colours;( bryde sammen) crack up,( gå fallit) go under, go bust; -
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رَايَة \ banner: a large flag with signs or writing on it, often between two poles. flag: a piece of coloured cloth that is used as the special sign of a nation or group. \ عَلَمٌ \ banner: a large flag with signs or writing on it, often between two poles. flag: a piece of coloured cloth that is used as the special sign of a nation or group. -
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n. female monster, ogress, giantess; opt eru flögð í fögru skinni, oft lurks a witch under a fair skin.* * *n., pl. flögð, an ogre, giantess, Fas. i. 59. Fms. iii. 122, 125, 133, xi. 136, Bs. i. 468: the saying, opt eru flögð í fögru skinni, oft is a witch under a fair skin, Eb. 46: demons = tröll, Hkr. iii. 299 (in a verse), Fas. iii. 35 (in a verse).COMPDS: flagðaháttr, flagðalag. -
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impf vt to flag- flagować budynek na znak protestu to hang flags on a building as a sign of protest- flagować obszary zagrożone przed opryskiwaniem to flag ecologically sensitive areas before (pesticide) spraying ⇒ oflagowaćThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > flag|ować
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n. m. (abbr. flagrant délit):1. Etre pris en flag: To be 'caught red-handed', to be caught in the act.2. Tribunal dealing with offenders caught in the act. Passer en flag: To be judged by the Tribunal des flagrants délits. (The Tribunaux Correctionnels dealing with such undisputed cases administer a summary justice that sometimes appeals to hardened criminals because the tribunal has little time to get to know of previous convictions. The inevitable sentence is therefore often lighter than the offender might have expected had the court known of his past record.) -
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Portugal's national flag was adopted under the First Republic on 19 June 1911. In the center of two fields of bright green and red, which symbolize Portugal's land and the blood shed for the good of the nation, are two shields superimposed on an armillary sphere in yellow. Most significant is the use of the symbol of the armillary sphere, which suggests Portugal's historic role in exploration of the globe and the spirit of scientific discovery. All regimes since the First Republic have adopted this flag unchanged. The armillary sphere was an ancient astronomical device comprised of a globe surrounded by rings, which represented celestial movements and their measurement.Historical dictionary of Portugal > Flag, Portuguese national
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