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Meanings of banner in English
Flag or other piece of cloth bearing a symbol, logo, slogan or other message.
Related terms
People's Republic of China county-level subdivision used in Inner Mongolia.
Usage of banner in English
1
One protest banner said that the protection of children cannot be negotiated.
2
We are fighting for the future of our home, read one banner.
3
Even by recent standards, 2008 seemed destined to be a banner year.
4
After that, why not all of Europe, forcefully united under my banner.
5
Of course the banner had ruled out the possibility of an accident.
6
The banner also reveals some nice decorative touches and attention to detail.
7
The column thundered by; the gay bugles rang; the great banner floated.
8
On the banner was inscribed in letters of gold the soul-stirring motto:
9
The turban and the spear became the banner of the Spanish Omayyads.
10
For many years, the Event Guide proudly carried that banner in Dublin.
11
He has carried no banner for any side in Northern Ireland's conflict.
12
There are no excuses for indifference read a banner carried by children.
13
Step 4: Pocket a small profit from affiliate sales and banner ads.
14
When it was free, he leaned back, brought the banner shooting forward.
15
Need to put a quick banner, poster or social media post together?
16
No, she would never forget that banner story: the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Banner through the time
Banner across language varieties
Australia
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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