1.(=flagstaff)
1.(=flagstaff)
1.a tall thin pole used for hanging a flag on
1.The astronauts would be wearing bulky space suits, so they needed a flagpole that was easy to assemble and to plant in the ground.
宇航员的太空服笨重，所以旗杆需要易于组装，也便于插在地上。
2.Villagers in Jombang in East Java remembered him, as a boy, tied to the flagpole in the front yard for some jest that had gone too far.
东爪哇省班宗县的村民们记得他，那个因为恶搞过火而被系在前院旗杆子上的小男孩。
3.Today, I woke up handcuffed to a flagpole at my college wearing nothing but a pink lacy thong and bra.
今天我醒来发现自己被铐在学校的旗杆上，身上只穿着粉红色的蕾丝胸罩和丁字裤。
4.Nautical A small piece of wood placed at the top of a mast or flagpole, usually having holes through which halyards can be passed.
桅（旗）杆帽：放在桅杆或旗杆顶端的一小木片，通常带有小孔，可让旗绳或扬帆绳穿过。
5.The original design was to make it like a flagpole, with the pipes up top.
这设计当时我想它像个旗杆，上面插上管子。
6.German jack-tar runs to the front of flagpole instantly, mount top quickly, respect a ceremony beautifully, jumped next.
德国水手立即跑到旗杆前，迅速爬上顶端，漂亮地敬个礼，然后跳了下来。
7.Silvery white flagpole, bright-coloured five-star red flag flying the wind.
银白的旗杆上，鲜艳的五星红旗迎风飘扬。
8.The young man scrambled to the flagpole and pulled down the Star of David to the cheers of the hundreds gathered below.
年轻人争相旗杆拉低大卫之星，下面聚集了数以百计的欢呼声。
9.Last month a man climbed up a flagpole on the Israeli embassy and took down the flag, replacing it with the Egyptian flag.
上月有人爬上埃及大使馆的旗杆，并把以色列国旗换成了埃及国旗。
10.The flagpole toppled over, and a crane bad to be used to erect it.
旗杆倒了，得用吊车把它竖起来。