flag
//flæɡ//
Noun
flagSingular
flagsPlural
1
A piece of cloth with a distinctive design and colors, typically rectangular, used as a symbol of a country, organization, or signal
The national flag was flying outside the building.
2
A marker or indicator used to draw attention to something specific
I put a flag on the page to mark where I stopped reading.
Verb
flagInfinitive
flagPresent tense
flaggedPast tense
flaggedPast participle
flaggingPresent participle
flagsThird-person singular
1
To mark or identify something for attention or action
The teacher flagged the errors in my essay.
2
To signal or wave to attract attention
She flagged down a taxi on the street.
3
To become tired or lose energy; to droop or weaken
The runners began to flag after the first few miles.