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British pronunciation/flˈæɡ/
American pronunciation/ˈfɫæɡ/

Definition & Meaning of "flag"

to flag
01

to put or draw a mark on something in order to make it more noticeable

Transitive: to flag important information
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The supervisor asked the team to flag any errors in the report with a red highlight.
In the spreadsheet, you can flag important data points by using a specific color.
02

to use a flag or similar object to communicate a message, direction, or warning

Transitive: to flag sb/sth
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She flagged a passing car and asked for a ride to the nearest gas station.
Could you flag the waiter and order another round of drinks?
03

to lose energy, strength, and enthusiasm

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After working tirelessly for hours, his enthusiasm began to flag.
The team 's performance started strong, but their energy began to flag as the match progressed.
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to attach, display, or adorn something with a flag

Transitive: to flag a place with a banner
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The government building was flagged with the national flag on Independence Day.
They flagged the entrance to the event venue with colorful banners and flags.
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to become limp and sagging or lose firmness

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The sails of the ship began to flag as the wind died down.
After hours of play, the balloons started to flag and slowly descended to the ground.
Flag
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a rectangular piece of fabric used for signaling or identifying something

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The lifeguard raised a red flag to indicate dangerous swimming conditions.
The race official waved a green flag to start the event.
1.1

a piece of cloth with a mark or pattern that stands for a country, organization, etc.

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The American flag was raised during the ceremony.
Each country ’s flag was displayed at the international summit.
1.2

a pole with a flag attached, used to mark the location of the hole on a golf green

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The golfer aimed carefully at the flag on the 18th green.
As they approached the green, the flag was clearly visible in the distance.
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a printed list in a newspaper or magazine issue that includes the publication's name and its editorial staff, usually found on the editorial page

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The flag of the newspaper highlighted the names of the chief editors and contributors.
She checked the flag to find contact information for the editorial team.
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a tail that is prominently marked or distinctively shaped

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The deer lifted its flag as a warning to others.
The bird 's flag was strikingly colorful.
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a type of layered stone that can be split into flat pieces, ideal for use as paving stones

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The garden path was laid with smooth flag stones.
Workers used flag to create a durable patio surface.
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a fabric or vinyl banner displayed on a pole or mast to promote events, businesses, or organizations in outdoor spaces

What is a "flag"?

A flag is a fabric or vinyl banner attached to a pole, typically outdoors, to promote events, businesses, or organizations. It is designed to catch the attention of passersby with vibrant colors, logos, or messages, and can be displayed in high-traffic areas such as streets, parks, or near buildings. Flags are often used for temporary promotions, event announcements, or to increase visibility for a business or cause. They are lightweight, easy to install, and can be visible from a distance.

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The town square was filled with flags advertising the upcoming festival.
The business hung a flag outside its store to attract customers.
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an item or message marked with a visual indicator to signify its importance, status, or need for follow-up

What is a "flag"?

A flag is a tool used to mark or highlight specific messages for follow-up or future reference. It helps organize an inbox by drawing attention to important emails, such as those requiring a response or action. Flags can be customized with different colors or labels to indicate priority or urgency. This feature allows users to manage their email tasks more efficiently and ensure that no important emails are overlooked.

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She placed a flag on the email to remind herself to respond later.
The urgent document had a red flag on it for immediate review.
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