banner
191
1.2
- noun
- /ˈbænər/
:
pancarta
- And also a banner that says free lemonade.
- carry a banner
- posters and banners
- unfurl a banner
Onward, Communists, the banner flaps in the film.
- Onward, Communists, the banner flaps in the film.
- The, the banner with the kitten and all that.
- They would have these big banners that said beat Bambi.
- But like, who the fuck clicks banner ads on anything?
- There's this giant banner thing across the top of a beach view.
- Stood there, Jose does that Star spangled banner yet?
- And you get to actual raise the actual Celtics banner with the parade.
- But that doesn't become the banner that either is pursuing.
Examples
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And there was a plane pulling a banner that says, Sharon, will you marry me?
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A banner with the message "Sale Today Only!" hung across the store entrance.
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The banner goes over there, please.
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Besides, my own best banner was torn down.
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Let them march under one banner and share in the victories to come.
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A small plane went by towing a banner that read, "MARCH IS LION'S EYE BANK MONTH."
Fiction book (1991) -
Our students also make signs and banners for school activities to be hung in front of the school.
Academic text (2008) -
We got to get you an American flag Star-Spangled Banner, for Fourth of July summertime.
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The room was decorated with balloons and banners featuring a theme that the campers had chosen themselves.
Academic text (2008) -
Over the course of the 1920s and 1930s, nationalism became the banner of Mexico's revolutionary government.
Academic text (1993)
Synonyms
848
1.0
A piece of cloth used as a symbol for a country or group
41
5.0
A flag used as a symbol for a country, army, or group
13
1.1
A long narrow strip of paper or cloth used to decorate places like walls and windows
7
4.6
A long narrow flag that ends in a point used for decoration or signals
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
7
3.7
The national anthem of the United States with words by Francis Scott Key
7
3.4
The national flag of the United States with stars and stripes that stands for the country
How Large
- US
167
1.3
191
1.2
Surface Forms
Etymology
Banner comes from an old word bandum meaning 'flag' used in battle to show a group. So a banner is a long strip of cloth or paper with a sign or design that people can see.