flag; banner; pennant; standard; ensign

banner [administrative division of the county level in Inner Mongolia and Qinghai]

"Eight Banners" [military administrative organizations of the Manchu nationality during the Qing Dynasty]; of the Manchus

to cover the "for hire" sign on a taxi (e.g., for an off-duty taxi driver or illegal touting)

to die (of a policeman) as the national flag covers the coffin

'drop flag'; illegally cover the 'for hire' sign on a taxi while still in service; describes the situation where someone has passed away in the line of duty (flag draped over coffin)

hesitate about (or over) what move to make; be unable to make up one's mind; vacillate

to go on a witch-hunt; to search for a scape-goat; to implicate innocent people

national flag

(noun) National flag

to fly the flag at half mast; flying the flag at half-staff

publicly and unequivocally

flag raising ceremony

Citibank; Citicorp — a large banking group headquartered in New York City, NY, USA

(in Hong Kong) of a police officer or fireman to die in service

a banner, under the auspices of the flag, showing the flag while actually doing a crime

flagship store

raise a flag

an American person (from 花旗國)

flagship

call a cease fire; a cessation of war; a truce

to plant a flag, to claim territory

verb; Insert / put on flag or banners. it means take over the place and put up their own flag, occupied, takeover, declaration of sovereignty

variant of 擔大旗

in-charge (slang)

flag; ensign

a flagpole; a flagstaff

the union jack flag [colloquial]

enjoy a luxurious life forever; live in clover

火燒棺材

fire burns a flagpole

flag; banner

the American flag, so-called because of the stars and stripes; by extension, used to refer to the US, or things American

wave a flag

to wave a flag [colloquial]