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flagged
past participle
UK
/flæɡd/
US
/flæɡd/
Used as a past‐participle adjective, typically meaning ‘marked with a flag’ or ‘paved with flagstones’.
Sinonimi
weary
fatigued
exhausted
listless
worn
drooping
sagging
waning
diminished
weakened
flagging
marked
tagged
identified
noted
designated
flagged
adjective
more flagged
Comp.
most flagged
Super.
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/flægd/
US
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помеченный
The document was flagged for review.
Документ был помечен для проверки.
отмеченный
The email was flagged as important.
Электронное письмо было отмечено как важное.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
сигнальный
помечаемый
Sinonimi
marked
indicated
signaled
highlighted
noted
flag
verb
flagged
Past Simple
flagged
Past Simple
flagged
Past Participle
flagging
Gerund
UK
/flæɡ/
US
/flæɡ/
пометить
I will flag the important emails for you.
Я помечу важные электронные письма для вас.
сигнализировать
The referee will flag any offside players.
Судья будет сигнализировать о любом игроке в офсайде.
подать сигнал
The driver will flag down a taxi.
Водитель подаст сигнал такси.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
выделить
указать
Sinonimi
mark
signal
indicate
highlight
designate
point out
call attention to
Definizioni
flagged
past participle
Having been marked with or as if with a flag, especially for special attention.
Each flagged transaction was examined for possible fraud.
Having been paved or laid with flagstones.
The old manor boasts a grand, flagged terrace.
flagged
adjective
Marked for attention or treatment.
The document was flagged for review by the legal team.
Indicating a warning or caution.
The system generated a flagged alert due to unusual activity.
Paved or covered with flat stone slabs (flagstones).
They walked across the flagged courtyard in silence.
flag
verb
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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