Definition of «flag»

A flag is a piece of cloth, usually rectangular in shape and designed to be flown from a pole or mast. It typically displays the emblem, logo, or other symbol of an organization, country, or group. Flags are often used as a means of identification, communication, or expression of loyalty.

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The flag represents our nation's pride and is often displayed during national holidays.
The runner raised the white flag to signify surrender during the race.
The hiker found a red flag along the trail, warning of possible danger ahead.
The teacher used a green flag to indicate that the student's answer was correct.
The referee threw a yellow flag during the football game to mark a penalty.
The sailor raised the flag on the ship to signal their arrival at port.
The construction site had a caution flag displayed to alert drivers of the ongoing work.
The UN peacekeeping force raised a blue flag in the conflict zone to declare a safe zone for civilians.
In motorsports, a checkered flag is waved to mark the end of a race.
The company's financial reports showed several red flags, indicating potential issues.

Phrases with «flag»

Sentences with «flag»

Some of the world's most successful fund managers are warning of red flags for the world economy. (canadianbusiness.com)
This is the biggest red flag of all: the client has no idea what they want. (creativeboom.com)
Low prenatal father involvement and poor relationship quality during the pregnancy act as red flags for the existence of relationship violence. (childandfamilyresearch.utexas.edu)
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Definition of «flag»

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