flag in English: A piece of cloth with colours or a pattern on it, used as the sign of a country, a group or a team. (noun)

Translation

A piece of cloth with colours or a pattern on it, used as the sign of a country, a group or a team.

Word origin

Of uncertain origin, most likely a word that copies the sound of cloth flapping in the wind.

Gender

Pluralflags

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A flag stands for a country.

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"Flags" is the plural of "flag".

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A flag can also be a sign that tells you something.

country

A land with its own people, government, and borders, like France or Japan.

nation

A large group of people who live in one country under the same government.

sign

A mark, object, or notice that gives you information or shows something.

colour

What something looks like, such as red, blue, or green.

wave

To move your hand in the air, often to say hello or goodbye.

pole

A long thin round piece of wood or metal, often standing up straight to hold something. The North Pole and South Pole are the two ends of the Earth.

symbol

A mark, sign, or picture that stands for something else.

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