We put up the flags on national holidays.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

We put up the flags on national holidays.

a day to be celebrated by raising the national flag

The national flag was flown over every door.

The national flag is hoisted over every door.

The national flag was flying from the top of the mast..

fly the country's colours

The flags of the two countries were crossed at the entrance.

salute the colors

The national flags were all draped in mourning.

The stars in the American flag represent the States.

The flag-bearer of each country entered after that.

The townsfolk put up the flag to celebrate the occasion―in honour of the occasion.

a flag which symbolizes a nation

American flags are displayed at many houses in town during the holiday.

I saw a lot of country's flags hoisted on Independence Day.

The national flag of Japan is a white field with a rising sun.

The national flag of the USA is called the Stars and Stripes.

to hoist the national flag―put up a flag

Every country has its national flag.

On that day, Japanese flags were flying.

We erected a flag in front of our house.

The people show support for the national team by hanging the national flag from their balconies.

The flag is up over every door

Every house is beflagged.

The national flag waves over every door.

The national flag was flying over the gate.

The ship was flying the national flag.

The national flag is put up at every door.

to haul down the colours

A flag is a symbol of the nation.