show the flag
1show the flag — fly/wave/show/the flag phrase to show that you support your country or organization Two players will fly the flag for Welsh golf in Europe next month. Thesaurus: community and the feeling of belonging to a communityhyponym …
2show the flag — verb a) To display the flag of ones country, especially as an expression of patriotic pride. A few suggestions are given . . . maintaining an effective naval squadron to show the flag and protect American interests. b) Of a naval vessel or …
3show the flag — fly/show/wave the flag to support or to represent your country. In the absence of any other Italian film directors, Mr Infascelli bravely flew the flag for his country. (often + for) …
4show the flag — Make an appearance out of a sense of duty …
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6fly the flag — ● flag * * * fly/wave/show/the flag phrase to show that you support your country or organization Two players will fly the flag for Welsh golf in Europe next month. Thesaurus: community and the feeling of belong …
7wave the flag — fly/wave/show/the flag phrase to show that you support your country or organization Two players will fly the flag for Welsh golf in Europe next month. Thesaurus: community and the feeling of belonging to a communityhyponym …
8wave the flag — to defend and support someone or something. Marsalis waves the flag better than anyone and attracts new fans to jazz all the time. Brown s job is to show the flag for the president and remind voters that he is working for them. Usage notes: also… …
9fly the flag — If someone flies the flag, they represent or support their country. ( Wave the flag and show the flag are alternative forms of this idiom) …
10fly the flag — If someone flies the flag, they represent or support their country. ( Wave the flag and show the flag are alternative forms of this idiom) (Dorking School Dictionary) …
