英和和英

名詞

flagstand (複数形 flagstands)

1. A stand that supports a flag.
   • 2016, Kevin J. Anderson, John McFetridge, editor, 2113: Stories Inspired by the Music of Rush‎^[1], page 168:

     All the vehicles were in their grid positions, approaching the flagstand.

   • 1994, Ronda Jackson Martin, Stock Car Legends: The Laughs, Practical Jokes, and Fun Stories from Racing's Greats!, page 36:

     in fact the flagstand at Charlotte was dedicated to him and is known as the 'Kinder Stand'

   • 2007 September 18, Phillip Talbot, An American Witness To India's Partition‎^[2], SAGE Publications India, page 323:

     The four-lane road was choked for several blocks before we reached Kingsway, and as we walked closer to the flagstand the streets were blotted out by humans.