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banner Noun 1. a long strip of material displaying a slogan, advertisement, etc. 2. a placard carried in a demonstration 3. Also called: (banner headline) a large headline in a newspaper extending across the page 4. an advertisement, often animated, that extends across the width of a web page [Old French baniere] Banner a body of men or troops who follow a banner; a group of knights. Example: banner of horse, 1818.
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banner noun 2. placard, Translations n banner [ˈbӕnə] 1 a military flag. banier رايَه، عَلَم знаме prapor fane; banner das Banner λάβαρο bandera, estandarte (riigi-, sõjaväe)lipp بیرق؛ پرچم lippu bannière נֶס झंडा vojnički stijeg zászló bendera flagg, fáni bandiera 旗 齋?旗) vėliava karogs panji banier militærflagg/-fane sztandar estandarte drapel стяг zástava, štandarda prapor vojna zastava baner, fana ธงทหาร sancak 旗 прапор; знамено فوجی جھنڈا ngọn cờ 旗 2 a large strip of cloth bearing a slogan etc Many of the demonstrators were carrying banners. baniere شِعار плакат transparent banner; stor plakat das Spruchband, das Transparent πανό pancarta loosung پارچه نوشته banderolli banderole דֶגֶל बैनर transparent transzparens panji áróðursborði striscione 横断幕 깃발 transparantas transparents sepanduk spandoek fane, banner, stor plakat, transparent transparent cartaz banner; pancardă (de pânză) знамя transparent transparent transparent banderoll ป้ายประกาศบนผืนผ้า pankart 橫幅 транспарант جھنڈا، علم، نشان ، اشتہاری جھنڈا biểu ngữ 横幅 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Bright were the days at Merry Mount, when the Maypole was the banner staff of that gay colony Their dishonoured representative was driving up from the railway station in a coach- and-four, with music and a banner. When they see me, when they behold the banner of France, they will rally round me, for they will comprehend that I have your support. |
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