flagship
فلیگ شپ
definition
noun
Cornwall is due to hand over her flagship duties to sister ship HMS Campbeltown in October.
the ship in a fleet that carries the commanding admiral.
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The company may also set up separate 'flagship' stores for its brands to further the aim of brand identity.
Plans are already afoot to extend the product range and open the label's first 'flagship' Berlin store this year.
their 'flagship' product
Due to legal reasons I cannot divulge the name of this 'flagship' product.
Thai Marines and Naval units took him prisoner and held him aboard the 'flagship' .
Its 'flagship' store in Princes Street recently hired a new manager.
Aboard his 'flagship' , he stared coldly out the window as the vessel slowed to a halt.
Her current assignment is getting the new 'flagship' store up and running well in time for Christmas.
A 'flagship' London store opened last September, and there are plans to open six more stores worldwide this year.
this bill is the 'flagship' of the administration's legislative program
This is supposed to be their 'flagship' bill, but press reports have suggested they might lose the vote.
One of the key things that has worked in the firm's favour over the years is owning the 'flagship' store at 87 George Street.
Johnson was innovative enough to create product extensions of his 'flagship' brand.
The titanic shapes of the 'flagship' Nelson and her twin, the Rodney, dominated the view.
We have been launching our 'flagship' products in India for a long time.
He was supposed to be on a 'flagship' or at least one of the larger ships of the fleet.
The Welcome Centre is considered by other major funders as a 'flagship' organisation.
A 'flagship' Glasgow store would be a snub to Edinburgh which had harboured dreams of attracting the company.
The sale of Bradford's 'flagship' department store could become a positive opportunity for the city, it was claimed today.
the company's 'flagship' store in Paris
It said the opening of its 'flagship' store would be followed by an expansion throughout the country.
Just approaching the warship sends a shiver down the spine of the anybody with a sense of history, as she looks every inch the 'flagship' in her prime.
Cornwall is due to hand over her 'flagship' duties to sister ship HMS Campbeltown in October.
It is the 'flagship' of the fleet and is very large, you'll soon come to realize.
The 'flagship' of the Russian Pacific fleet visited Shanghai late last year.
The power bike's a 'flagship' product, the kind of thing that could support a whole company.
Warburton-Lee was killed, his 'flagship' had to be beached, two other destroyers were damaged, and a third was sunk.
As the 'flagship' of Admiral Lord Howe, she played an important part in the early stages of the war with France.
The design of the store will be closely modelled on the company's 'flagship' store in Oxford Street.
The 'flagship' of the fleet, it leaves all others trailing in its wake.
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