flagship
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++flag·ship /ˈflæɡʃɪp/ noun [countable] 1. PMNthe most important ship in a group of ships belonging to the navy 旗舰2 BBM[usually singular] the best and most important product, building etc that a company owns or produces 〔公司的〕旗舰产品，旗舰店 the flagship of the new Ford range 新款福特汽车系列中的旗舰产品 The firm has just opened a flagship store in Las Vegas. 该公司刚在拉斯维加斯开了一家旗舰店。 the company’s flagship product 该公司的旗舰产品
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flagship• Ford has done the unthinkable and put incentives on its 1996 flagship.• Bucking the recession, Versace last year opened a huge flagship store in Paris.• Oxfam is the thrifty man's chain-store, and the branch at 202b Kensington High Street is its menswear flagship.• This includes the PowerLan peer-to-peer networking system, the company's flagship product, of which version 2.30 has also been announced.• The new Mustang is the flagship of the new Ford range.• Only the flagship 50 configurations use the 7100; the lower end boxes in each class using previous incarnations of the chip.• It is splitting the flagship, four-star Forum Hotel from the chain and offering the two for sale separately.• The two flagships approached each other, bow to bow, iron against oak...flagship product• This includes the PowerLan peer-to-peer networking system, the company's flagship product, of which version 2.30 has also been announced.• Kapiti's flagship product is Equation, an AS/400-based back-office banking system, launched in 1988.• The flagship product of the United States pharmaceutical giant Pfizer will now have to contend with another drug that treats impotence.From Longman Business Dictionaryflagshipflag‧ship /ˈflægʃɪp/ adjective [only before a noun]1COMMERCEECONOMICSa flagship product is the best and most important one that a company producesThe St. Louis based brewer, Anheuser-Busch, has just launched a new advertising campaign for its flagship brand, Budweiser.2ORGANIZATIONSa flagship company is one of the best in its industry or countryThe UK’s flagship airline BA is facing increased competition from smaller carriers.3PROPERTYa flagship building is the best and most important one that a company ownsOver a quarter of annual sales still come from the company’s flagship store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. —flagship noun [countable]The company he founded grew into a chain of 19 bookstores, including a five-story flagship in downtown Chicago.flag·ship nounChineseSyllable
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flagship
flag‧ship /ˈflæɡʃɪp/
noun [countable]
1. the most important ship in a group of ships belonging to the navy
2. [usually singular] the best and most important product, building etc that a company owns or produces:
the flagship of the new Ford range
The firm has just opened a flagship store in Las Vegas.
the company’s flagship product
flag‧ship /ˈflæɡʃɪp/
noun [countable]1. the most important ship in a group of ships belonging to the navy
2. [usually singular] the best and most important product, building etc that a company owns or produces: