flagging

• Describe algo que se vuelve débil, cansado o menos enérgico; que pierde fuerza, entusiasmo o impulso.

Describes something that is becoming weak, tired, or less energetic; losing strength, enthusiasm, or momentum.

1. Becoming weak or tiredB2formal

   Becoming weak, tired, or less energetic due to exhaustion, lack of strength, or dwindling momentum.

   Debilitarse por agotamiento

   • His flagging energy made it difficult to continue the long hike.
   • She tried to revive her flagging spirits with a warm cup of tea.
   • The team's flagging morale was lifted after scoring the winning goal.
   • He felt flagging after working nonstop for twelve hours.

   Sinónimosdroopingdwindlingfadingfalteringsaggingtiringwaningweakeningwilting

   Antónimosenergeticlivelyrobuststrongvigorous

• Sustantivo que designa una superficie pavimentada o un sendero hecho de losas de piedra, o el conjunto de dichas losas empleadas para ese fin.

A noun referring to a paved surface or walkway made of flagstones, or the collective set of flagstones used for such a purpose.

incontable

1. Flagstones collectivelyB2formaltechnical

   A set of flat stones, typically used for paving pathways, patios, or floors, considered as a group or material.

   Losas de piedra, enlosado

   • The garden path was laid with old flagging.
   • They ordered a truckload of flagging for the new terrace.
   • The courtyard's flagging was worn smooth by centuries of footsteps.

   Sinónimospaving

2. Walk of flagstonesB2formaltechnical

   A paved pathway or walkway made from flagstones, often found in gardens, historic sites, or public squares.

   Empedrado de losas

   • The ancient abbey had a beautiful flagging leading to the cloisters.
   • We strolled along the cool flagging between the flowerbeds.
   • The restored flagging in the town square became a popular meeting spot.

   Sinónimospavement

• Verbo que se usa para señalar o marcar algo para llamar la atención sobre ello, o para indicar debilitamiento o cansancio.

A verb used to indicate the act of marking something for attention, signaling, or becoming weak or tired.

1. Mark or indicateB1formal

   To mark something for attention or to indicate its importance.

   señalar, marcar

   • The teacher flagged the most important pages in the textbook.
   • Please flag any errors in the report.
   • The system flagged the suspicious transaction for review.

   Sinónimosdesignatehighlightidentifyindicatelabelmarknotepoint outsingle outtag

2. Become weak or tiredB2formal

   To lose strength, energy, or enthusiasm.

   Decaer, perder fuerza

   • His energy began to flag after the long hike.
   • Interest in the project flagged as time went on.
   • The conversation flagged when they ran out of topics.

   Sinónimosdeclinedroopdwindlefadefaillanguishsagtirewaneweaken

   Antónimosrallyrecoverrevivestrengthen

3. Signal or communicateB1formal

   To use a flag or similar signal to communicate a message.

   señalar con bandera

   • The ship flagged its distress with a red signal.
   • The referee flagged the player for a foul.
   • They flagged down a taxi on the street corner.

   Sinónimosbeaconindicatesemaphoresignalwave

Variantes phrasalflag down