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1 noun(a) (emblem of country, signal) drapeau m; (for celebration) banderole f, fanion m; Nautical pavillon m;∎ all the flags are out in the city la ville est pavoisée;∎ black flag (of pirate ship) drapeau m noir;∎ Nautical yellow flag pavillon m de quarantaine;∎ to fly the flag défendre les couleurs de son pays;∎ to go down with all flags flying Nautical couler pavillon haut; figurative échouer la tête haute;∎ to keep the flag flying faire front;∎ to put out the flags for sb organiser une fête en l'honneur de qn;∎ to show the flag Nautical battre pavillon; figurative faire acte de présence(b) (for charity) = badge ou autocollant que l'on obtient lorsque l'on verse de l'argent à une œuvre de charité∎ the flag was down/up le taxi était pris/libre;∎ the driver put the flag down le chauffeur a éteint son signal lumineux pour indiquer qu'il n'était plus libre(e) (on floor) dalle f(g) (for file, folder) papillon m∎ Computing to flag an error indiquer ou signaler une erreur par un drapeau ou un fanion(strength) faiblir; (energy, enthusiasm, interest, spirits) faiblir, tomber; (efforts) se relâcher; (conversation) tomber, s'épuiser;∎ I'm flagging (becoming physically or mentally tired) je fatigue; (unable to eat any more) je commence à être rassasié, je cale►► flag airline compagnie f aérienne nationale;Nautical flag captain commandant m du navire amiral;flag carrier (airline) compagnie f aérienne nationale; (shipping company) compagnie f maritime nationale;Nautical flag of convenience pavillon m de complaisance;British flag day = jour de quête d'une œuvre de charité;American Flag Day le 14 juin (fête nationale des États-Unis);Nautical flag of distress pavillon m de détresse;American flag football = sorte de football américain où le fait d'enlever le foulard qu'un joueur porte autour de la taille tient lieu de placage;Nautical flag officer contre-amiral m;American flag station gare f d'arrêt facultatif;Nautical flag of truce pavillon m parlementaire(bus, motorist etc) faire signe de s'arrêter à; (taxi) hélerSport (racetrack) jalonner(mark, indicate) marquer; (mistake) signaler, marquerⓘ FLAG DAY Les "flag days" britanniques, durant lesquels on sollicite des dons auprès des passants, ont généralement lieu le samedi. Les donateurs reçoivent un papillon en papier qu'ils portent tout au long de la journée. -
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♦ flag (1) /flæg/n.1 bandiera; vessillo; stendardo: national flag, bandiera nazionale; white flag, bandiera bianca; to hoist (o to run up) a flag, issare una bandiera; to lower a flag, ammainare una bandiera; to fly the Italian flag, innalzare la bandiera italiana; (naut.) battere bandiera italiana; He fought under the French flag, combatté sotto la bandiera francese2 bandierina ( per segnalazioni; anche sport): chequered flag, bandierina a scacchi ( nelle gare autom.); hand flag, bandierina per segnalazioni3 (naut.) bandiera di ammiraglio: to hoist [to strike] one's flag, ( di ammiraglio) assumere [lasciare] il comando6 (giorn.) testata7 (tipogr.) pesce8 (comput.) flag; indicatore; contrassegno9 (elettron.) linguetta● flag-bearer, portabandiera □ ( sport) flag boat, battello attorno al quale si deve virare nelle regate □ (naut.) flag bridge, plancia ammiraglia □ ( marina mil.) flag captain, comandante di bandiera; capitano di vascello con funzioni di capo di stato maggiore ( del comandante di una squadra navale) □ (aeron., naut.) flag carrier, compagnia di bandiera □ (in GB) flag day, giorno in cui si vendono bandierine di carta per le strade a scopo di beneficenza □ (in USA) Flag Day, anniversario dell'adozione della bandiera nazionale ( 14 giugno 1777) □ flag display, imbandieramento □ ( marina mil.) flag lieutenant, aiutante di bandiera □ flag maker, bandieraio □ (naut.) flag of convenience, bandiera ombra; bandiera di comodo □ flag of truce, bandiera per parlamentare; bandiera bianca □ ( marina mil.) flag officer, ammiraglio, vice-ammiraglio o contrammiraglio □ flag-raising, alzabandiera □ ( marina mil.) flag rank, rango di ammiraglio □ flag station, stazione ferroviaria con fermata facoltativa ( su segnalazione con bandierina) □ ( USA) flag stop, fermata a richiesta ( di autobus) □ (mil.) flag-wagging, segnalazioni con bandierine □ flag-waver, sciovinista □ flag-waving, l'agitare bandiere, sbandierata, sbandieramento; (fig., sost.) sciovinismo, patriottismo emotivo; (agg.) sciovinistico □ black flag, bandiera nera; vessillo della pirateria; bandiera issata sulle prigioni dopo un'esecuzione capitale □ yellow flag, bandiera gialla ( di quarantena) □ to dip the flag, abbassare la bandiera in segno di saluto; fare il saluto con la bandiera □ (fig.) to fly the flag, portare alta la bandiera □ (fig.) to keep the flag flying, tenere alta la bandiera □ to show the flag, (di nazione, organizzazione, ecc.) far sentire la propria presenza □ to show the white flag, alzare bandiera bianca; (fig.) arrendersi □ (naut.) to strike the flag, ammainare la bandiera ( in segno di resa o come saluto).flag (2) /flæg/n.► flagstone.flag (3) /flæg/n. (bot.)2 foglia di queste piante.flag (4) /flæg/n.(to) flag (1) /flæg/A v. t.1 segnare, segnalare, evidenziare ( con spunta, asterisco, ecc.): I've flagged the best passages, ho segnato i brani migliori2 (fig.) segnalare; sottolineare; attirare l'attenzione su4 imbandierare; pavesare5 (comput.) contrassegnareB v. i.(to) flag (2) /flæg/v. t.lastricare.(to) flag (3) /flæg/v. i.1 perdere le forze; vacillare; cedere2 affievolirsi; calare; diminuire; languire; venir meno: His interest flagged, il suo interesse si è affievolito (o è venuto meno); The conversation began to flag, la conversazione cominciò a languire. -
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I flæɡ noun(a piece of cloth with a particular design representing a country, party, association etc: the French flag.) bandera- flag down
II flæɡ past tense, past participle - flagged; verb(to become tired or weak: Halfway through the race he began to flag.) decaer, flaquearflag n banderatr[flæg]1 (lose strength) decaer, flaquear, languidecer2 (plants) marchitarse————————tr[flæg]1 SMALLBOTANY/SMALL lirio————————tr[flæg]1 (gen) bandera2 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL pabellón nombre masculino3 (for charity) banderita1 (put up flags) decorar con banderas2 (mark) señalar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto fly the flag / show the flag / wave the flag hacer acto de presenciato keep the flag flying mantener el pabellón altoflag day día nombre masculino de la banderitaflag of convenience bandera de conveniencia————————tr[flæg]1) : hacer señales con banderas2) weaken: flaquear, desfallecerflag n: bandera f, pabellón m, estandarte mn.• bandera s.f.• banderín s.m.• color s.m.• insignia s.f.v.• aflojar v.• baldosar v.• flaquear v.• hacer señales con una bandera v.flæg
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1)a) (of nation, organization) bandera f, pabellón m (frml); ( pennant) banderín mto sail under the Panamanian flag — navegar* con bandera panameña or (frml) con pabellón panameño
to keep the flag flying — ( maintain traditions) mantener* las tradiciones de la patria
to put the flags out — celebrar algo por todo lo alto
to show o fly the flag — hacer* patria, dejar bien puesta la bandera
b) (as marker, signal) bandera fto fly o wave the white flag — enarbolar la bandera blanca
2) ( on chart) banderita f3) ( Comput) indicador m, bandera f4) (AmE)a) ( in taxi) bandera f5) flag(stone) ( on pavement) losa f, piedra f
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- gg- intransitive verba) \<\<person/animal\>\> desfallecer*, flaquearb) \<\<interest/conversation/spirits\>\> decaer*; \<\<attendance\>\> disminuir*, bajartheir strength flagged — les fallaron or les flaquearon las fuerzas
c) flagging pres p <enthusiasm/interest/confidence> cada vez menor
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vta) ( mark with flags) marcar* or señalar con banderasb) ( mark for special attention) marcar*Phrasal Verbs:
I [flæɡ]1.N [of country] bandera f ; (Naut) pabellón m ; (for charity) banderita f ; (small, as souvenir, also Sport) banderín mflag of convenience — pabellón m de conveniencia
flag of truce — bandera f blanca
to raise/lower the flag — izar/arriar la bandera
- keep the flag flying- show the flag- wrap o.s. or drape o.s. in the flag2.VT (=mark) [+ path] señalar con banderitas; [+ item, reference] señalar, marcar; (also: flag down) [+ taxi] (hacer) parar3.CPDflag bearer N — (lit, fig) abanderado(-a) m / f
flag day N — día de colecta de una organización benéfica
Flag Day N — (US) día m de la Bandera (14 junio)
flag officer N — (Naut) oficial mf superior de la marina
flag stop N — (US) parada f discrecional
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[flæɡ]VI [strength, person] flaquear; [enthusiasm] enfriarse, decaer; [conversation] decaer
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[flæɡ]N (also: flagstone) losa f
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[flæɡ]N (Bot) falso ácoro m, lirio m* * *[flæg]
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1)a) (of nation, organization) bandera f, pabellón m (frml); ( pennant) banderín mto sail under the Panamanian flag — navegar* con bandera panameña or (frml) con pabellón panameño
to keep the flag flying — ( maintain traditions) mantener* las tradiciones de la patria
to put the flags out — celebrar algo por todo lo alto
to show o fly the flag — hacer* patria, dejar bien puesta la bandera
b) (as marker, signal) bandera fto fly o wave the white flag — enarbolar la bandera blanca
2) ( on chart) banderita f3) ( Comput) indicador m, bandera f4) (AmE)a) ( in taxi) bandera f5) flag(stone) ( on pavement) losa f, piedra f
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- gg- intransitive verba) \<\<person/animal\>\> desfallecer*, flaquearb) \<\<interest/conversation/spirits\>\> decaer*; \<\<attendance\>\> disminuir*, bajartheir strength flagged — les fallaron or les flaquearon las fuerzas
c) flagging pres p <enthusiasm/interest/confidence> cada vez menor
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n1) день; определенный день; определенное число; (календарная) дата2) решающий день; битва, сражение•to carry the day — одержать победу; взять верх
to get the day — одержать победу; взять верх
to have an up-and-down day — колебаться (о ценах, о курсе акций, валюты)
- Africa's Liberation Dayto win the day — одержать победу; взять верх
- AIDS Day
- Armed Forces Day
- Armistice Day
- business day
- calendar day
- Christmas Day
- Columbus Day
- Commonwealth Day
- Constitution Day
- Cosmonautics Day
- crucial day for smb
- day of reckoning
- D-day
- declaration day
- Discovery Day
- Dominion Day
- Earth Day
- election day
- Election Day
- evil day
- Father's Day
- Flag Day
- Forefather's Day
- great day for smb
- Human Rights Day
- Inauguration Day
- Independence Day
- International Day of the Child
- International Human Rights Day
- International Woman's Day
- Judgment Day - Land Day
- Lord's day
- May Day
- M-day
- Memorial Day
- Mother's Day
- National Day of Freedom and Human Rights
- national day of mourning
- national day of protest
- National Day
- national polling day
- nationwide day of action
- New Years' Day
- opening day of the trial
- pay day
- Pioneer Day
- polling day
- red-letter day
- Republic Day
- shortened working day
- sitting day
- St. Patrick's Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- the black day in the history of the world
- the first one hundred days in office
- traveling days
- United Nations Day
- Valentine's Day
- VE-D.
- Veterans Day
- Victory Day
- Victory in Europe Day
- Victory over Japan Day
- V-J D.
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- working day
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1) день2) сутки (напр. солнечные)•- broadcast day
- civil day
- flag day
- lunar day
- Martian day
- mean solar day
- sidereal day
- solar day
- working day
См. также в других словарях:
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Flag Day — ☆ Flag Day n. 1. June 14, anniversary of the day in 1777 when the U.S. flag was adopted 2. [f d ] in England, any day when people give to some special fund for charity and get small flags in token of their contribution … English World dictionary
flag day — flag days N COUNT In Britain, a flag day is a day on which people collect money for a charity from people in the street. People are given a small sticker to wear to show that they have given money … English dictionary
Flag Day — Flag′ Day n. amh. June 14, the anniversary of the day (June 14, 1777) when Congress adopted the official U.S. flag … From formal English to slang
flag day — flag ,day noun count in the U.K., a day when people collect money in the street for CHARITY … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
flag day — ► NOUN Brit. ▪ a day on which money is collected in the street for a charity and contributors are given flags to wear … English terms dictionary
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