banner
US: /ˈbænɝ/
UK: /bˈænɐ/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
banner /'bænə/- danh từ
- ngọn cờ
- the banner of freedom: ngọn cờ tự do
- under the banner of Lenin: dưới ngọc cờ của Lênin
- biểu ngữ
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) đầu đề chữ lớn suốt mặt trang báo
- ngọn cờ
- định ngữ
- tốt; quan trọng; hạng nhất
- banner year: năm kỷ lục
- to carry the banner
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (mỉa mai) đi lang thang suốt đêm không có chỗ trú chân (những người thất nghiệp)
- to follow (join) the banner of...
- đi theo ngọn cờ của..., theo phe đảng của...
- to unfurl one's banner
- tuyên bố chương trình của mình; bày tỏ quan điểm của mình
- tốt; quan trọng; hạng nhất
Advanced English dictionary
+ nouna long piece of fabric with a message on it that is carried between two poles or hung in a public place to show support for sth: A huge banner over the street said 'Welcome home'. + Protesters carried a banner reading 'Save our Wildlife'.
Idioms: under the banner (of sth) (written)
1 claiming to support a particular set of ideas: They fought the election under the banner of 'No new taxes'.
2 as part of a particular group or organization: Troops are in the country under the banner of the United Nations.
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 standard, flag, pennant, ensign, burgee, gonfalon, pennon, streamer, banderole; symbol:
The flag of the United States is called the star-spangled banner. He is seeking election under the banner of the Tories.
adj.
2 leading, foremost, momentous, memorable, notable, important, noteworthy:
The firm had a banner year, with profits up 25 per cent.
Collocation
VERB + BANNER
drape, hang (out) | carry | wave | unfurl
BANNER + VERB
hang | flutter, fly, wave
banners waving in the wind
| bear sth
The demonstrators carried banners bearing various slogans.
| demand sth, proclaim sth, read sth, say sth
Banners demanded the president's resignation.
| be strung across sth
A banner strung across the road read, ‘Welcome home, boys!’
Concise dictionary
banners'bænənoun
+long strip of cloth or paper used for decoration or advertising
+a newspaper headline that runs across the full page
adj.
+unusually good; outstanding