abanderado en 7mo. grado
English translation: flag bearer / flagman
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peer agreement (net): +2flag bearer / flagman Explanation: 7th grade flagman / flag bearer -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 mins (2005-12-27 19:08:34 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Yo escuché los dos términos, pero igualmente me inclino más por "flag bearer" Flag Bearers: The carrying belt is not frontal, but a complete body band, used from left shoulder to waist, made of strong leather and covered with satin flag colours. It shall have an embroidered national coat of arms (not the Sun of May, to avoid confussion with the Presidential badge). The flag bearer shall wear white gloves. http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/ar.html |
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