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flag of con·ˈveni·ence<pl flags of convenience>n Billigflagge f -
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I nounkeep the flag flying — (fig.) die Fahne hochhalten
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/87072/flag_down">flag downII intransitive verb,- gg- [Person:] abbauen; [Kraft, Interesse, Begeisterung:] nachlassen* * *I [flæɡ] noun(a piece of cloth with a particular design representing a country, party, association etc: the French flag.) die Fahne- flag-pole / flagstaff- flag down II [flæɡ] past tense, past participle - flagged; verb(to become tired or weak: Halfway through the race he began to flag.) nachlassen* * *flag1[flæg]II. vt▪ to \flag sth (pave) etw mit Steinplatten belegen; (also for floor) etw fliesen, etw akk plätteln [o SCHWEIZ kacheln] [o mit Fliesen belegen]flag2[flæg]flag3[flæg]I. n\flag of truce Parlamentärflagge fto raise [or hoist] a \flag (raise a pennant) eine Fahne hissen; (raise a national flag) eine Flagge hissento wave a \flag eine Fahne schwenken [o SCHWEIZ schwingen4.we won — let's put out the \flags and party wir haben gewonnen — jetzt können wir aufatmen und feiernII. vt<- gg->we'll \flag the records of interest in the database wir markieren die betreffenden Datensätze in der Datenbank2. (signal to)to \flag a taxi ein Taxi anhaltenIII. vi<- gg->enthusiasm abflauen; interest, strength nachlassen, abnehmen; child, person ermüden; vigour erlahmen* * *I [flg]1. n1) Fahne f; (small, on map, chart etc) Fähnchen nt; (national) Fahne f, Flagge f; (NAUT) Flagge f; (for semaphore) Signalflagge or -fahne fto show the flag — seine Präsenz or (fig also)
3)he put the flag down — er stellte auf "besetzt"
4) (= paper marker) Kennzeichen nt2. vtbeflaggen IIvierlahmen; (interest, enthusiasm, strength etc also) nachlassen IIIn (BOT)Schwertlilie f; (= sweet flag) Kalmus m IV1. nSteinplatte f; (for floor also) Fliese f2. vtmit Steinplatten/Fliesen belegen; floor also fliesen* * *flag1 [flæɡ]A s1. Fahne f, Flagge f:flag of convenience SCHIFF Billigflagge;flag of truce MIL Parlamentärflagge;keep the flag flying fig die Fahne hochhalten;show the flag figa) Flagge zeigen,b) sich zeigen, sich sehen lassen2. SCHIFF (Admirals)Flagge f:hoist (strike) one’s flag das Kommando übernehmen (abgeben)4. SPORT (Markierungs)Fähnchen n5. a) (Kartei)Reiter mb) allg Markierung(szeichen) f(n)c) Lesezeichen n7. JAGD Fahne f (Schwanz eines Vorstehhundes oder Rehs)8. TYPO Druckvermerk m, Impressum n (einer Zeitung)9. MUS Fähnchen n (einer Note)10. TV (Licht)Blende fB v/t1. beflaggenflag offside (Fußball) Abseits winkenflag down a taxi ein Taxi herbeiwinken5. eine Buchseite etc markierenflag2 [flæɡ] s BOTa) Gelbe Schwertlilieb) (eine) blaue Schwertliliec) Breitblättriger Rohrkolbenflag3 [flæɡ] v/i1. schlaff herabhängen3. langweilig werdenflag4 [flæɡ]A s1. (Stein)Platte f, (Fußbodenbelag) Fliese f* * *I nounFahne, die; (small paper etc. device) Fähnchen, das; (national flag, on ship) Flagge, diekeep the flag flying — (fig.) die Fahne hochhalten
Phrasal Verbs:II intransitive verb,- gg- [Person:] abbauen; [Kraft, Interesse, Begeisterung:] nachlassen* * *(flagstone) n.Platte -n f. n.Fahne -n f.Flagge -n f. v.beflaggen v.kennzeichnen v. -
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