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black-flag
verb[ T ]
uk /ˌblækˈflæɡ/ us /ˌblækˈflæɡ/
to wave a black flag at a driver in a motor race to tell them to stop because they have done something wrong:
He was black-flagged for overtaking on the warm-up lap.
The race officials decided that they had to black-flag the leader.
Despite being black-flagged, he carried on driving and finished the race.
The Nascar driver was black-flagged for crossing the double yellow line at the bottom of the track.
The decision to black-flag both cars was a controversial one.
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