| 单词 | flag |
| 释义 | flag [flæg] noun countable SYMBOL 象征 IMPROVER ■a piece of cloth, usually rectangular and fixed to a pole at one edge, that has a pattern which shows it represents a country or a group, or has a particular meaning 旗 •Flags of all the participating countries are flying •Flags were flapping/fluttering in the breeze.旗子在和风中飘扬。 •The guard waved [flæg] noun countable STONE 石头 ■a flagstone [flæg] noun countable PLANT 植物 ■a type of large iris (FLOWER) 菖蒲（一种大的鸢尾花） [flæg] noun countable keep the flag flying mainly UK ■to act or speak for the country or group which a flag represents 代表国家（或组织）行动（或发言） [flæg] noun countable Put the flags out! UK humorous ■something that you say when you are pleased and surprised that something has happened 悬旗致敬！（表示对发生的事感到惊讶和高兴） •Josh has cleaned the bathroom - put the flags out!乔希清理了浴室——向他悬旗致敬！ [flæg] noun countable wave/show/fly the flag UK ■to show support for the country, group or organization that you belong to （对自己的国家、团体或组织）表示拥护，摇旗呐喊 [flæg] verb (-gg-) MARK 记号 transitive ■to put a mark on something so it can be found easily among other similar things 给…做标记 •Flag any files which might be useful later.给日后可能有用的档做上标记。 transitive specialized ■to mark computer information with one of two possible values so that you can process it later 标记（将电脑里可能有用的资讯标注出来，以便日后处理） •We'll flag the records of interest in the database and then we can give you a print-out.我们会在资料库中把感兴趣的纪录标记出来，之后列印一份给你。 [flæg] verb (-gg-)BECOME TIRED 变得疲倦 intransitive ■to become tired or less interested 变得疲倦；兴趣衰减 •I was starting to flag after the ninth mile.走了九英里后，我开始感到疲倦了。 •The conversation was flagging.谈话越来越乏味了。 [flæg] verb (-gg-)Phrasal Verbs [M] flag sth/sb down ■to cause a vehicle to stop by waving at its driver 挥手示意（某人）停车 •I managed to flag down a passing police car.我挥手示意，设法拦下了一辆路过的警车。 |
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