单词 | flags of distress |
释义 | flag1 /flag/noun
To indicate or inform by flag-signals transitive verb
ORIGIN: Origin unknown; cf Dan flag; Du vlag, Ger Flagge flaggˈy adjective
flagˈ-captain noun The captain of a flagship flag day noun
flagˈ-lieutenant noun An officer in a flagship, corresponding to an aide-de-camp in the army flagˈman noun A person who signals with a flag flag of convenience noun A foreign flag under which a shipping company registers its tonnage to avoid taxation or other burdens at home flag of distress noun A flag displayed by a vessel as a signal of distress, usu upside down or at half-mast flagˈ-officer noun A naval officer privileged to carry a flag denoting his rank of admiral, vice-admiral, rear-admiral or commodore flag of truce noun A white flag displayed during a battle when some peaceful communication is desired flagˈpole, flagˈstaff or flagˈstick noun A pole, etc for displaying a flag flag rank noun The rank of a flag-officer flagˈship noun
flagˈ-wagging noun
flagˈ-waver noun flagˈ-waving adjective Serving merely to show (superficial) support for or allegiance to eg a nation or a political party black, red, white and yellow flag see under black, red1, white and yellow respectively. dip the flag To lower the flag and then hoist it as a token of respect flag down To signal (eg a taxi) to stop flag up To draw attention to show, carry or fly the flag or keep the flag flying
strike or lower the flag To pull down the flag as a token of relinquishment of command, or in respect, submission, or surrender |
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