flagged

英 [flæɡd]

美 [flæɡd]

adj.  铺石板的
v.  标示(重要处); 疲乏; 变弱; 热情衰减
flag的过去式

过去式：flagged　过去分词：flagged　

BNC.38119 / COCA.38549

牛津词典

adj.

• 铺石板的
  covered with large flat stones (called flagstones )
  1. a flagged floor
     石板地面

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 铺石板的
  Aflaggedpath or area of ground is covered with large, flat, square pieces of stone.
  1. She sat on a chair in the flagged yard.
     她坐在铺着石板的庭院里的一把椅子上。

双语例句

• The streets were flagged to celebrate the royal wedding.
  街上挂起了旗子，庆祝皇室婚礼。
• It was the most important and least flagged monetary policy decision it took this year.
  这是美联储今年做出的最重要且最积极的货币政策决定。
• Once subscribers have been notified, all subscribers flagged as unregistered from the subscriber map are removed.
  一旦对关注者进行了一次消息通知，映射中所有被标记为未注册的关注者都会被删除掉。
• In some cases, exceptionally large emails may also be flagged for spam and viruses.
  某些情况下，特别大量的电子邮件也可能意味着垃圾邮件和病毒。
• Since then the show seems to have flagged.
  从此以后，似乎就走上了泄气的命运。
• She's been flagged by homeland security.
  她已经在国土安全局挂号了。
• And all time/ date sensitive views are flagged as being out-of-date.
  所有对时间/日期敏感的视图都被标为beingout-of-date（即将过期）。
• Some people's strength had flagged by the third week of walking.
  步行到第三个星期，一些人都已经疲乏无力了。
• A lot of spam involves charity scams, which is probably why that message got flagged, he said.
  许多垃圾邮件都和慈善诈骗有关，他说，或许这就是该邮件被标记出来的原因。
• His interest flagged again.
  他的兴趣又减退了。