垂たれ幕まく

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

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hanging banner; hanging screen; curtain

A large cloth or banner hung vertically, often used for advertisements, event signage, or as a decorative curtain.

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A large hanging banner was displayed at the station ticket gate.

イベント会かい場じょうの入いり口ぐちに垂たれ幕まくを設せっ置ちした。

We set up a hanging banner at the entrance of the event venue.

〈場ば所しょ〉に垂たれ幕まくを掲かかげるto put up a banner at a place
駅えき前まえのビルに優ゆう勝しょうを祝いわう垂たれ幕まくが掲かかげられた。
A banner celebrating the victory was put up on the building in front of the station.
垂たれ幕まくを下おろすto take down a hanging banner
イベントが終おわると、係かかり員いんが垂たれ幕まくを下おろした。
When the event ended, the staff took down the banner.
垂たれ幕まくが風かぜにはためくfor a banner to flutter in the wind
大おおきな垂たれ幕まくが風かぜにはためいている。
A large banner is fluttering in the wind.

幕まくN3
幕 is the general word for a curtain or screen, while 垂れ幕 refers specifically to a long banner hung vertically for display or advertising.
横おう断だん幕まく
横断幕 is a horizontal banner typically stretched between two points, whereas 垂れ幕 hangs down vertically from a single point like a building.

上のぼりN3
のぼり is a narrow flag mounted on a rigid pole, while 垂れ幕 is a cloth banner that simply hangs without a pole.

枚まいN3
For thin, flat things — sheets, plates, boards, and unstructured garments like shirts.
張ちょう
A hanging banner/curtain is commonly counted with 張; 枚 is also possible for flat sheets.

Compound of 垂れ (tare, 'hanging') + 幕 (maku, 'curtain'). The kanji 垂 means 'to hang down', and 幕 means 'curtain' or 'screen'.