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run something up the flagpole
Language:
Meanings:
1.
US
General
informal
business
idiomatic
To present an idea, proposal, or suggestion tentatively in order to gauge people's reactions or interest.
To test a concept informally before committing to it or implementing it.
2.
General
neutral
literal
To raise or hoist a flag on a flagpole.
Examples:
EN:
I decided to run something up the flagpole, see if anybody saluted.
ES:
Decidí poner bien alta la bandera para ver si alguien la saluda.
EN:
Jessooka, you kept asking me to run something up the flagpole.
ES:
Jessooka, tú seguías pidiéndome que le pusiera algo al mástil.
EN:
Can I run something up the flagpole?
ES:
¿Puedo proponerte algo?
ID:
Boleh berkomentar?
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