banner
/ˈbænər/
noun
- A long piece of cloth or other material with a message or design, often hung in a public place.
- The school banner was displayed in the gym during the championship game.
- A colorful banner hung across the street to welcome the parade.
- The protesters carried a banner that read 'Peace Now'.
- A headline or advertisement that stretches across the top or side of a webpage.
- Her company designed a banner to promote the upcoming sale.
- I clicked on a banner for a new smartphone and it took me to the store.
- The website had too many flashing banner ads, so I installed an ad blocker.
- A leading or outstanding person or thing, especially in a particular field.
- She was a banner for women in science, inspiring many young students.
- The new restaurant has become a banner for local cuisine.
- That university is a banner of academic excellence.
adjective
- Very successful or excellent; outstanding.
- It was a banner day for the team when they won the championship.
- The company had a banner year, with record profits.
- The farmers enjoyed a banner harvest after months of good weather.