Flagging Meaning in English
word · lemma: flag
ˈfɫæɡɪŋ
FLAG-ing
flˈæɡɪŋ
FLAG-ing
Definição
Becoming weaker, slower, or less active. Often used to describe falling energy, strength, or interest.
Uso & Nuances
Mostly formal or written. Common phrases: 'flagging energy', 'flagging interest', 'flagging sales'. Refers to a downward trend—don't confuse with 'waving a flag'. Not used for physical items literally lowering except in rare poetic uses.
Spanish: decaído - debilitado - bajandoPortuguese (BR): enfraquecendo - caindo - diminuindoPortuguese (PT): enfraquecendo - a decair - a diminuirChinese (Simplified): 衰退的 - 疲乏的 - 下降的Chinese (Traditional): 衰退的 - 疲乏的 - 下降的Hindi: कमज़ोर पड़ता हुआ - ढलताArabic: يضعف - يتراجع - واهنBengali: ক্ষীণ হয়ে যাওয়া - দুর্বল হয়ে পড়াRussian: ослабевающий - падающий (энергия, интерес)Japanese: 弱まっている - 衰えているVietnamese: giảm sút - yếu dầnKorean: 쇠퇴하는 - 약해지는Turkish: zayıflayan - azalanUrdu: کمزور ہوتا ہوا - گھٹتا ہواIndonesian: melemah - menurun
Frases de Exemplo
My energy is flagging after a long day.
basic
Sales have been flagging this month.
basic
Interest in the project is flagging.
basic
He tried coffee to boost his flagging energy during the meeting.
natural
Despite their flagging enthusiasm, the team completed the job.
natural
The government is concerned about flagging support for the policy.
natural