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bannered

/ˈbæn.əd/

/ˈbæn.ɚd/

bannerverb

bannered

Past Simple

bannered

Past Simple

bannered

Past Participle

bannering

Gerund

/ˈbæn.ə/

/ˈbæn.ɚ/

Traducciones

pavoiserDécorer avec des bannières, des drapeaux ou des fanions.

The streets were bannered with colorful flags for the festival.

Les rues étaient pavoisées de drapeaux colorés pour le festival.

Traducciones adicionales

afficherSens journalistique ou publicitaire: présenter de façon très visible.

Definiciones

To headline or display prominently as if on a banner.

The newspaper bannered the scandal across its front page.

To decorate or festoon with banners.

The streets were bannered with colorful flags for the festival.

bannernoun

Definiciones

A long strip of cloth bearing a slogan or design, carried in a demonstration or procession or hung in a public place.

The protestors marched through the streets holding a large banner that read 'Save Our Planet'.

A headline in a newspaper or magazine that runs across the full page, often used to attract attention.

The newspaper's front page featured a banner headline announcing the election results.

A flag or standard used by a military unit or organization as a symbol of identity.

The regiment proudly displayed their banner during the parade.

A rectangular graphic advertisement appearing on a web page, typically linking to the advertiser's site.

Clicking on the banner at the top of the site will take you to the retailer's special offers.

A principle, cause, or campaign that people support or fight for, often used figuratively with under.

They campaigned under the banner of environmental justice.

banneradjective

Definiciones

Outstanding or exceptionally good.

The team had a banner year, winning all their matches and securing the championship.

Leading or prominent; extending across the full width of a page or screen.

The story was given banner treatment on the website's homepage.