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flagship ['flægʃip]

n. 旗舰

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The ship carrying an admiral; flagship.
旗舰海军上将所在的船只；旗舰
The ship replied to the flagship's signal.
那艘舰艇答复了旗舰的信号。

flagship

[ noun ]

the chief one of a related group

<noun.artifact>

it is their flagship newspaper

the ship that carries the commander of a fleet and flies his flag

<noun.artifact>

Flagship \Flag"ship`\, n. (Naut.)
The vessel which carries the commanding officer of a fleet or
squadron and flies his distinctive flag or pennant.

In addition to the Manhattan flagship, the chain famous for Thanksgiving Day parades operates a branch at the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, N.J., which the company says outsells all competitors in suburbia.
Citizens, which has $2.9 billion in assets, will become the American flagship of the Scottish bank. The combined companies will operate in several countries with assets of $38.7 billion.
David Thomson, the publicity-shy heir to the Thomson media empire, is characteristically silent on why he cashed in about $95 million worth of stock in his family's flagship companies.
Elsewhere, Lonrho PLC said it is no longer interested in purchasing any part of Mirror Group Newspapers PLC, Mr. Maxwell's other flagship company.
Commander of both forces, aboard the flagship Coronado based at Bahrain, is Rear Adm.
The flagship store is another expression of Crate&Barrel's trademark showmanship, offering display cases with dressers and chairs along Chicago's ritziest retail strip.
UK Lord Chief Justice, Lord Taylor, created a stir last year by appearing on BBC Television's flagship current affairs talk show, Question Time.
Conventional wisdom among market analysts is that Mr. Maxwell's death may sour the prospects of the debt-laden Maxwell Communication flagship, considering the important role Mr. Maxwell played in it.
It will then tour the Great Lakes and East Coast ports as Pennsylvania's flagship.
"We're doing fine _ right on target," Miraed Smith, a spokeswoman at Bloomingdale's flagship store in Manhattan, said Thursday.
It is offered by the flagship banks of New York's Manufacturers Hanover Corp. in the one-year maturity only.
Korean Air, the country's flagship carrier, has obtained Beijing's approval to fly its only weekly Middle East flight through Chinese airspace beginning today, company officials said.
The Transportation Department on Sunday announced that the plane-by-plane inspection of Texas Air's Eastern Airlines unit would be expanded to include Continental Airlines, Texas Air's flagship carrier.
The bow-tied bunny still stands for sexy female centerfolds, lively interviews and men's fashion tips, but behind the flagship magazine a pragmatic new philosophy is emerging at Playboy Enterprises Inc.
Holdings, flagship for the beleaguered brewing, media and resources empire of Australian Alan Bond, has been trying to raise cash and reduce debt by shedding units.
From 1975 to 1979 he was co-publisher, with his brother Clarence, of the Register, Freedom's flagship newspaper.
First RepublicBank Corp., Texas's largest independent banking concern, is weighing whether to seek U.S. aid to avoid the potential failure of its flagship bank here and of some of its other banks.
Typically, Towers is touting Mr. Lehman as "the ideal candidate to restore Pan Am to economic health and return it to a position of pre-eminence as the nation's flagship carrier."
Ad pages at its flagship USA Today newspaper grew 2%.
His flagship sponsorships are events that cover the nation, ideally reaching into the more obscure and neglected corners, and involving consumers who have never before tried the arts.
Their central role in urban regeneration has also come increasingly under fire. Critics say that billions of pounds have been poured into flagship property schemes, while public transport and social housing have been neglected.
In Atlanta last month, frustrated Coke marketers shook their heads as they watched videotapes of the Massachusetts boy appearing on a local news show, and worried that the publicity might damage the image of its flagship brand, Coca-Cola Classic.
The clearance business isn't entirely new to department stores, many of which once operated bargain basements in their flagship stores.
"It is a beautiful and interesting primate," Beck said. "But probably more important is, if it can survive, virtually the entire ecosystem can survive." The golden lion tamarin is what biologists call a flagship species.
In 1948, she acquired a TV station that later became KING-TV, now King's flagship station.
After spending last Saturday visiting a Bloomingdale's store in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., he plans to attend a "Hooray for Hollywood" promotional gala tonight at Bloomingdale's flagship store in New York City.
Pyle predicts the labor issue will be resolved satisfactorily. In any case, not all "Nordies" are negative on the company as a support rally at the company's flagship Seattle store last Thursday attested.
Departing from some others, Mr. Mueller says he wouldn't buy Hilton, partly because its flagship Waldorf Astoria competes in the glutted New York market.
The Bonwit chain has its flagship store in Manhattan's Trump Plaza and operates 15 branches scattered throughout the East, Midwest, South and West.
Miller High Life, the flagship brand of the Milwaukee-based brewer, had been ranked No. 3 in the country in 1987.

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