English to Galician Meaning of pennant - galhardete

Pennant :
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galhardete, Bandeira, bandeira, patrón, estandarte, pendón

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Definitions of pennant in English
Noun(1) the award given to the champion(2) a flag longer than it is wide (and often tapering(3) a long flag; often tapering
Examples of pennant in English
(1) Let's assume you are putting together a team to win a pennant this season, not two or three years down the line.(2) One pennant indicates a small-craft advisory which alerts mariners that weather, potentially dangerous to small crafts, is either occurring or is forecast.(3) During the service the traditional pennant , which declares to the enemy that prayers are being said and that the ÔÇÿship should not be attackedÔÇÖ, flew from the chapel balcony.(4) The title-holders are still searching for their first win, after four defeats and a draw, and already they have very little chance of holding on to the Championship pennant .(5) They have made a massive contribution to English cricket, but not recently, and more than 30 years have passed since they last took the championship pennant .(6) When the teams tied for the pennant at the end of the regular season, they played a three-game playoff.(7) The last voyage of a hectic year was completed with her decommissioning pennant flying as she sailed form Fremantle to Fleet Base West.(8) September 30 saw HMS Alderney's last entry into Portsmouth with her decommissioning pennant flying after a final visit to her namesake island.(9) The Type 42 destroyer has made a symbolic final entry into her home base, Portsmouth, trailing her decommissioning pennant .(10) Has anyone heard of a team winning a pennant without a good catcher?(11) Together they jump up and down and the studio floor vibrates with the movements of the small crowd cheering like the home team just won the pennant .(12) Access points to the hull are all clearly marked with warning signs, and along her flanks, where her pennant number F71 was painted, is the name of her new owners and the website address.(13) The warship will fly the personal pennant of the Duke of Marlborough to mark his presence on board as she leaves Portsmouth Harbour.(14) Survey ship HMS Bulldog has completed her final deployment, and sailed into her home port of Devonport flying her decommissioning pennant after 33 years of service.(15) Alongside the photos hangs a child's painting with the crayoned warship marked with the designated pennant number of F88, in real life once carried by HMS Broadsword.(16) HMS Coventry has returned to the UK for the last time, flying her decommissioning pennant with pride at the end of a highly-successful deployment to the West Indies.
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Noun
1. flag ::
Bandeira
2. pennon ::
pendón
3. crown ::
coroa
Different Forms
pennant, pennants
Word Example from TV Shows
Than to fly a pennant flag or banner

Than to fly a PENNANT flag or banner

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 7

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