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flagging

UK
/ˈflæɡɪŋ/
US
/ˈflæɡɪŋ/

Translations

flaggingnoun
flaggings
pl
balisageMarquage au moyen de jalons, de drapeaux ou de repères, notamment pour signaler un danger, une limite ou une direction.
Accurate flagging of the trail kept the hikers from getting lost.
Un balisage précis du sentier a empêché les randonneurs de se perdre.
dallageMatériau ou revêtement en dalles plates, notamment en pierre.
The courtyard was paved with limestone flagging.
La cour était pavée de dallage en calcaire.
Synonyms
decline
weakening
deterioration
slump
ebb
waning
drop-off
attenuation
dwindling
faltering
enervation
lassitude
fatigue
flaggingadjective
more flagging
Comp.
most flagging
Super.
UK
/ˈflæɡɪŋ/
US
/ˈflæɡɪŋ/
déclinantSurtout pour une force, une énergie ou une activité qui diminue.
The team's flagging energy was evident in the final minutes of the game.
L'énergie déclinante de l'équipe était évidente dans les dernières minutes du match.
Additional translations
affaibliVariante naturelle selon le contexte, notamment pour une personne, une force ou un moral.
Synonyms
fading
diminishing
declining
waning
slackening
weakened
Antonyms
flourishing
thriving
vibrant
flagverb

flagging

Gerund

flagged
Past Simple
flagged
Past Participle
flagging
Gerund
UK
/flæɡ/
US
/flæɡ/
The teacher flagged the errors in the student's essay for correction.
Le professeur a signalé les erreurs dans la rédaction de l’élève pour correction.
As the marathon continued, the runner's pace began to flag.
À mesure que le marathon avançait, l’allure du coureur a commencé à faiblir.
Additional translations
arrêterPar geste ou signal.
Synonyms
mark
signal
indicate
highlight
designate
point out
call attention to

Definitions

flaggingnoun
The act or process of marking or identifying something with a flag or flags, especially to indicate danger, boundaries, or directions.
Accurate flagging of the trail kept the hikers from getting lost.
Paving material or surface consisting of flat stones or slabs (flagstones).
The courtyard was paved with limestone flagging.
flaggingadjective
Becoming weaker, slower, or less effective.
The team's flagging energy was evident in the final minutes of the game.
flagverb
To mark something for attention or treatment.
The teacher flagged the errors in the student's essay for correction.
To signal to stop, especially by waving a flag or hand.
The police officer flagged the car to pull over for a routine check.
To become tired, weaker, or less enthusiastic.
As the marathon continued, the runner's pace began to flag.
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