flags

British  

/ flæɡz /

plural noun

1. rare the long feathers on the leg of a hawk or falcon

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Example Sentences

To avoid a hiccup like the one you just experienced in the future, there are some red flags to watch for.

From MarketWatch

The next day, Yosemite’s acting superintendent signed a ban on visitors hanging banners or flags larger than 15 square feet throughout the park.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the sequence of events—and his personal investment—raised red flags.

From The Wall Street Journal

It flags blurry photos, screenshots and other possible throwaway images.

From The Wall Street Journal

She punched the air, cheered by a sizeable group of Chinese fans, who stood behind a row of flags, and was awarded 94.00.

From Barron's

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