flag-bearer

See also: flagbearer

English

Alternative forms

flagbearer, flag bearer

Etymology

From flag +‎ bearer.

Noun

flag-bearer (plural flag-bearers)

one who carries a flag, especially at a ceremony
Synonyms: flag carrier, standard-bearer
one who openly promotes an idea or value and becomes symbolic for it
- 2012, The Economist, 22nd Sep., The Guardian's future: unguarded
  The Guardian’s editor, Alan Rusbridger, has been a flag-bearer for “open journalism”, which invites input from readers.

Translations

one who carries a flag

Albanian: bajraktar (sq)
Bulgarian: байрактар (bg) m (bajraktar)
Chinese:
Mandarin: please add this translation if you can
Czech: vlajkonoš m
Dutch: vaandeldrager (nl) m, vlaggendrager m
Finnish: lipunkantaja (fi)
French: porte-drapeau (fr)
German: Fahnenträger (de) m
Greek: σημαιοφόρος (el) (simaiofóros)
Hungarian: zászlóvivő (hu)
Irish: iompróir brataí m

Italian: portabandiera (it)
Japanese: please add this translation if you can
Norwegian:
Bokmål: flaggbærer m

Nynorsk: flaggberar m
Portuguese: porta-bandeira (pt) m, f, porta-estandarte (pt) m, f
Romanian: portdrapel (ro) m, stegar (ro) m
Russian: флагоно́сец m (flagonósec)
Spanish: abanderado (es) m, abanderada (es) f, abanderados (es) m pl, abanderadas (es) f pl
Swedish: fanbärare (sv) c
Turkish: bayraktar (tr)

one who openly promotes an idea or value and becomes symbolic for it

Finnish: lipunkantaja (fi)

Hungarian: zászlóvivő (hu)
Italian: promotore (it) m, patrocinatore (it) m, organizzatore (it) m, fautore (it) m

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