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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbænɚ/ · UK /ˈbænə/
Forms: banners
banner means: A long piece of cloth displaying words or a symbol, hung up or carried for people to see.
noun
A long piece of cloth displaying words or a symbol, hung up or carried for people to see.
- They carried a banner through town.
- We hung a welcome banner above the door.
- What does the banner say?
A large sign displaying a message, often made from cloth or another flexible material.
- A banner announced the school fair.
- The shop displayed a huge sale banner.
- They put banners along the street for the festival.
A flag representing a ruler, army, or country.
- The royal banner flew above the castle.
- Soldiers gathered beneath their commander's banner.
- The army raised its banners before the battle.
Questions about banner
What does banner mean?
A long piece of cloth displaying words or a symbol, hung up or carried for people to see.
What is banner in other languages?
Türkçe: pankart · Español: pancarta · Français: banderole · Deutsch: Transparent · Italiano: striscione · 日本語: 横断幕
How do you pronounce banner?
In American English /ˈbænɚ/; in British English /ˈbænə/.
How do you use banner in a sentence?
They carried a banner through town. We hung a welcome banner above the door.
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