No. 11,368 in Spanish
estandarte
Standard or banner used as a symbol or insignia.
In a sentence
El ejército marchaba con su estandarte al frente.
The army marched with its banner at the front.
In this sentence, 'estandarte' refers to a physical flag or banner, typically held high as a symbol or identifier for a group or nation.
Su lucha por la justicia se convirtió en un estandarte para la comunidad.
His fight for justice became a symbol for the community.
Here, 'estandarte' is used metaphorically to signify an emblem or central cause that represents the spirit or purpose of a group or movement.
La marca presentó un nuevo producto bajo el estandarte de innovación y sostenibilidad.
The brand introduced a new product under the banner of innovation and sustainability.
In this context, 'estandarte' figuratively represents an idea or concept used as a framework or ethos for action or promotion.
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