Definition of yellow flag in English:

yellow flag

noun

1A yellow flag flown by a ship to indicate the presence on board of disease.
Example sentencesExamples
- A hatch opened on the top of the ship, revealing a Mulinyan admiral, carrying the red and yellow flag and a voice amplifier.
- Placards or yellow flags traditionally marked places under quarantine.
1. 1.1Motorsports A yellow flag used to signal to drivers that there is a hazard such as a crashed car ahead.
  〔赛车〕（用以警告赛车手前有漏油或撞坏车辆等危险的）黄色信号旗
  Example sentencesExamples
  Retirements included Ryan Hunter Reay who crashed heavily on the sixth lap bringing out the yellow flags.
  We had some help with the yellow flags during the race and I was able to get close enough to put a pass on Terry Borcheller on the last lap.
  My only problem was that I had yellow flags on my two laps on new tyres so I wasn't able to make use of them.
  But it was nice to be reminded what a checkered flag was, what a [last-lap] white flag was, and no black flags, no yellow flags.
  For this reason use of the safety car should be kept to a minimum, replaced by outright race stoppages or use of double-waved yellow flags.
2A yellow-flowered European iris which grows by water and in marshy places.
黄菖蒲，黄鸢尾
Iris pseudacorus, family Iridaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Here the river is fabulous, clear and convoluted, with ponds jammed with yellow flag irises where there are springs or oxbows.
- We spotted two clumps of yellow flag or yellow iris growing along the edge of Sleepy Hollow Lake with other wild flowers.
- Once balance is restored, then well-protected shallow margins will be easier to colonise with wetland wildflowers such as flowering rush, yellow flag, marsh marigold and water forget-me-not.
- Rooted into this the plants, such as reeds, water lilies, flowering rushes, Cyperus longus and yellow flag irises, do their job of taking nitrates out of the water and reducing phosphates.
- Arram Beck cuts in, straight, canalised and with water crowfoot and flowering yellow flag iris.

Definition of yellow flag in US English:

yellow flag

nounˌjɛloʊ ˈflæɡˌyelō ˈflaɡ

1A ship's yellow flag, denoting the letter Q for ‘quarantine.’ When flown with another flag, it indicates disease on board; when flown alone, it indicates the absence of disease and signifies a request for customs clearance.
Also called quarantine flag
Example sentencesExamples
- A hatch opened on the top of the ship, revealing a Mulinyan admiral, carrying the red and yellow flag and a voice amplifier.
- Placards or yellow flags traditionally marked places under quarantine.
1. 1.1Motorsports A yellow flag used to signal to drivers that there is a hazard such as oil or a crashed car on the track.
  〔赛车〕（用以警告赛车手前有漏油或撞坏车辆等危险的）黄色信号旗
  Example sentencesExamples
  Retirements included Ryan Hunter Reay who crashed heavily on the sixth lap bringing out the yellow flags.
  We had some help with the yellow flags during the race and I was able to get close enough to put a pass on Terry Borcheller on the last lap.
  My only problem was that I had yellow flags on my two laps on new tyres so I wasn't able to make use of them.
  But it was nice to be reminded what a checkered flag was, what a [last-lap] white flag was, and no black flags, no yellow flags.
  For this reason use of the safety car should be kept to a minimum, replaced by outright race stoppages or use of double-waved yellow flags.
2A yellow-flowered iris that grows by water and in marshy places, native to Europe and naturalized in North America.
黄菖蒲，黄鸢尾
Iris pseudacorus, family Iridaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Once balance is restored, then well-protected shallow margins will be easier to colonise with wetland wildflowers such as flowering rush, yellow flag, marsh marigold and water forget-me-not.
- Here the river is fabulous, clear and convoluted, with ponds jammed with yellow flag irises where there are springs or oxbows.
- Rooted into this the plants, such as reeds, water lilies, flowering rushes, Cyperus longus and yellow flag irises, do their job of taking nitrates out of the water and reducing phosphates.
- We spotted two clumps of yellow flag or yellow iris growing along the edge of Sleepy Hollow Lake with other wild flowers.
- Arram Beck cuts in, straight, canalised and with water crowfoot and flowering yellow flag iris.

单词	yellow flag
释义	Definition of yellow flag in English: yellow flag noun 1A yellow flag flown by a ship to indicate the presence on board of disease. Example sentencesExamples A hatch opened on the top of the ship, revealing a Mulinyan admiral, carrying the red and yellow flag and a voice amplifier. Placards or yellow flags traditionally marked places under quarantine. 1.1Motorsports A yellow flag used to signal to drivers that there is a hazard such as a crashed car ahead. 〔赛车〕（用以警告赛车手前有漏油或撞坏车辆等危险的）黄色信号旗 Example sentencesExamples Retirements included Ryan Hunter Reay who crashed heavily on the sixth lap bringing out the yellow flags. We had some help with the yellow flags during the race and I was able to get close enough to put a pass on Terry Borcheller on the last lap. My only problem was that I had yellow flags on my two laps on new tyres so I wasn't able to make use of them. But it was nice to be reminded what a checkered flag was, what a [last-lap] white flag was, and no black flags, no yellow flags. For this reason use of the safety car should be kept to a minimum, replaced by outright race stoppages or use of double-waved yellow flags. 2A yellow-flowered European iris which grows by water and in marshy places. 黄菖蒲，黄鸢尾 Iris pseudacorus, family Iridaceae Example sentencesExamples Here the river is fabulous, clear and convoluted, with ponds jammed with yellow flag irises where there are springs or oxbows. We spotted two clumps of yellow flag or yellow iris growing along the edge of Sleepy Hollow Lake with other wild flowers. Once balance is restored, then well-protected shallow margins will be easier to colonise with wetland wildflowers such as flowering rush, yellow flag, marsh marigold and water forget-me-not. Rooted into this the plants, such as reeds, water lilies, flowering rushes, Cyperus longus and yellow flag irises, do their job of taking nitrates out of the water and reducing phosphates. Arram Beck cuts in, straight, canalised and with water crowfoot and flowering yellow flag iris. Definition of yellow flag in US English: yellow flag nounˌjɛloʊ ˈflæɡˌyelō ˈflaɡ 1A ship's yellow flag, denoting the letter Q for ‘quarantine.’ When flown with another flag, it indicates disease on board; when flown alone, it indicates the absence of disease and signifies a request for customs clearance. Also called quarantine flag Example sentencesExamples A hatch opened on the top of the ship, revealing a Mulinyan admiral, carrying the red and yellow flag and a voice amplifier. Placards or yellow flags traditionally marked places under quarantine. 1.1Motorsports A yellow flag used to signal to drivers that there is a hazard such as oil or a crashed car on the track. 〔赛车〕（用以警告赛车手前有漏油或撞坏车辆等危险的）黄色信号旗 Example sentencesExamples Retirements included Ryan Hunter Reay who crashed heavily on the sixth lap bringing out the yellow flags. We had some help with the yellow flags during the race and I was able to get close enough to put a pass on Terry Borcheller on the last lap. My only problem was that I had yellow flags on my two laps on new tyres so I wasn't able to make use of them. But it was nice to be reminded what a checkered flag was, what a [last-lap] white flag was, and no black flags, no yellow flags. For this reason use of the safety car should be kept to a minimum, replaced by outright race stoppages or use of double-waved yellow flags. 2A yellow-flowered iris that grows by water and in marshy places, native to Europe and naturalized in North America. 黄菖蒲，黄鸢尾 Iris pseudacorus, family Iridaceae Example sentencesExamples Once balance is restored, then well-protected shallow margins will be easier to colonise with wetland wildflowers such as flowering rush, yellow flag, marsh marigold and water forget-me-not. Here the river is fabulous, clear and convoluted, with ponds jammed with yellow flag irises where there are springs or oxbows. Rooted into this the plants, such as reeds, water lilies, flowering rushes, Cyperus longus and yellow flag irises, do their job of taking nitrates out of the water and reducing phosphates. We spotted two clumps of yellow flag or yellow iris growing along the edge of Sleepy Hollow Lake with other wild flowers. Arram Beck cuts in, straight, canalised and with water crowfoot and flowering yellow flag iris.
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