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banner [ˈbænə(r)]
sustantivo
1. bandera (f) (flag); pancarta (f) (of trade union, political party)
- banner headlines -> grandes titulares mpl (in newspaper)
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banner [ba-nar]
sustantivo
1. Bandera, insignia, estandarte, pancarta (in demonstration).
adjetivo
2. Excepcional.
adjetivo
1. Digno de llevar la bandera; primero en dignidad.
va. Asignar una bandera o estandarte a; proveer de una bandera.
"banner" in the Answers forum
| Q: | beat the celeb banner |
| A: | Thanks ... I'll try it :D |
| Q: | I want to say: "The Virgen of Guadalupe became the banner of the revolt, of the… |
| A: | La Virgen de Guadalupe se convirtió en el estandarte de la revuelta, de la gente. |
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