澳大利亚的国旗介绍英文怎么写

❶ 用三句英文描述澳大利亚国旗

描述澳大利亚国旗
Description of the Australian flag

❷ australia的国旗

1、国旗介绍
澳大利亚国旗；长方形，长宽之比为2：1。深蓝色旗面。左上角为英国国旗，表明澳大利亚与英国的传统关系。“米”字旗下的大七角星象征着组成澳联邦的六个洲和联邦区。靠旗杆侧上角有英国米字旗，靠旗杆侧下部有一颗白色的七角星；其余部分有四颗较大的白色七角星与一颗较小的白色五角星，代表的是太平洋上空的南十字星座。
2、国旗代表的意义
最大的一颗七角星代表的是澳大利亚的六个州与一个区，蓝色象征着大海环抱着澳大利亚领土。这面旗帜是从一次设计比赛中，由英国君主在1904年选定的。最初这面旗帜主要用于海军的军旗，而米字旗才是更常用的国家象征。1954年英国女王访问澳大利亚时正式确定这面旗帜为澳大利亚的国旗，但直到1960年代，这面旗帜才完全取代米字旗，成为国家的象征。
3、产生的原因
为什么澳大利亚国旗里有英国国旗呢？因为它们都曾经是英国殖民地，如今还是英联邦国家，如果你有机会看到十九世纪各个国家的地图你就会发现，其实在殖民地的旗帜（还不能称为国旗）左上角设置本国国旗在当时可以称为是一种流行，也可能是惯例，不单有英国，还有法国等其他西方列强，总数可能有几十个。如今仅仅有为数不多的英联邦国家还保留这一传统，是因为昔日的殖民体系仅有英联邦还存在着，而且也不过是名义上的了，英联邦国家还设有总督，也已经成为象征性的职位，如今这些国家更多的联系是在经济上，以及英联邦运动会。其实如今的确还有一些国家拥有实质上的殖民地，只不过没有大张旗鼓的用类似英联邦这样的体系表现出来罢了，譬如法国的法属圭亚那，美国在太平洋上也拥有不少的岛屿，譬如关岛。

❸ 每个国家的国旗及相应的英语单词

1. 美国国旗(America)

   
   

❹ AUS是哪个国家的缩写国旗

AUS是澳大利亚的缩写。

澳大利亚联邦简称“澳大利亚”（Australia），其领土面积769.2万平方公里，位于南太平洋和印度洋之间，四面环海，是世界上唯一国土覆盖一整个大陆的国家，因此也称“澳洲”。有很多独特动植物和自然景观的澳大利亚，是一个多元文化的移民国家。澳大利亚有华侨华人67万左右，占定居人口的3.41%。

澳大利亚原为澳大利亚土着居住地。17世纪，西班牙、葡萄牙和荷兰殖民者先后抵此。1788年沦为英国殖民地，1901年组成澳大利亚联邦，成为英国的自治领地。1931年成为英联邦内的独立国家。

澳大利亚国旗

澳大利亚国旗是长方形，长与宽之比为2：1。旗底为深蓝色，左上方是红、白“米”字，“米”字下面为一颗较大的白色七角星。旗的右边为五颗白色的星，其中一颗小星为五角，其余均为七角。澳大利亚为英联邦成员国，英国女王为澳大利亚的国家元首。

国旗的左上角为英国国旗图案，表明澳大利亚与英国的传统关系。一颗最大的七角星象征组成澳大利亚联邦的六个州和两个联邦领地。五颗小星代表南十字星座（是南天小星座之一，星座虽小，但明亮的星很多），表明该国处于南半球。这是1903年从三万多个作品中选出来的。

❺ 澳大利亚的国旗英文介绍

Following Federation as a new nation (the Commonwealth of Australia) on 1st January, 1901 the Commonwealth Government announced a Federal Flag design competition on 29th April, 1901. The review of Review for Australiasia, a Melbourne journal, had initiated an Australian flag competition in 1900, a unique event at the time. It was agreed that the entries received by this journal would be accepted in the Government’s competition. The contest attracted 32,823 entries from men, women and children. An expert panel of judges assessed the entries using guidelines which included history, heraldry, distinctiveness, utility and cost of manufacture, On 3rd September, 1901, a public ceremony was held at the Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, where Lady Hopetoun, wife of the Governor-General, opened a display of the entries in the competition. The Prime Minister of Australia, Sir Edmund Barton, announced that five entrants, who had submitted similar designs, were to share the honour of being declared the designers of Australia’s own flag. They were: Ivor Evans, a fourteen-year-old schoolboy from Melbourne; Leslie John Hawkins, a teenager apprenticed to a Sydney optician; Egbert John Nuttall, a Melbourne architect; Annie Dorrington, an artist from Perth; and William Stevens, a ship’s officer from Auckland, New Zealand. The Commonwealth Government and the Review of Reviews for Australasia provided �6�475 each and the Havelock Tobacco Company added �6�450 to this making a total of �6�4200 prize money, a considerable amount at the time. The five winners received �6�440 each.

The Australian National Flag features the five stars of the constellation of the Southern Cross and the Commonwealth Star, and the combined crosses of St George, St Andrew and St Patrick. The union of crosses represents Australia’s early settlers. The Commonwealth Star with its seven points represents the unity of the six Australian states and the seventh point stands for all Australian Territories. Under the Flags Act of 1953, passed unanimously by parliament, it was confirmed that our "Stars and Crosses" design be the chief national symbol by law, custom and tradition and that it be honoured with the title "Australian National Flag". The new status of the national flag was emphasized when the act of parliament received royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II, on Her Majesty’s visit to Australia in 1954. The Australian rules of flag etiquette are designed to ensure that the national flag is displayed with the dignity befitting its status.

The Australian National Flag identifies a free and democratic people in a nation united in purpose. Our national flag belongs equally to all Australians whatever their origins. Each of the symbols on the flag has a special meaning for Australians. The stars of the Southern Cross represent our geographic position in the Southern Hemisphere; the Commonwealth star stands for our federation of States and Territories; the Crosses represent the principles on which our nation is based, namely, parliamentary democracy, rule of law and freedom of speech.

In 1996 the Governor-General, Sir William Deane, proclaimed 3rd September as Australian National Flag Day, to commemorate the day in 1901 on which our national flag of "Stars and Crosses" was first flown. It is the right and privilege of every Australian to fly the Australian National Flag.

❻ 介绍澳大利亚的国旗有什么颜色用英语

The Australian National Flag has three colors: blue, red, and white. The color blue is the main color of the flag, while the color red is used only on the top left corner in the partial British flag. White is used in the stars.
如果是最简单，直接用以上那一段的第一句，中等可以用以上一整段。
高级用以下：
The flag of Australia is a defaced Blue Ensign: a blue field with the Union Jack in the canton (upper hoist quarter), and a large white seven-pointed star known as the Commonwealth Star in the lower hoist quarter. The fly contains a representation of the Southern Cross constellation, made up of five white stars – one small five-pointed star and four, larger, seven-pointed stars. There are other official flags representing Australia, its people and core functions of government.

❼ 奥大利亚国旗的用英语说它的颜色和形状

奥大利亚国旗的颜色：深蓝色旗面。
奥大利亚国旗的图案：左上角为英国国旗，英国国旗下部有一颗白色的大七角星；其余部分有四颗较大的白色七角星与一颗较小的白色五角星。
澳大利亚国旗旗面颜色图案含义：
蓝色象征着大海环抱着澳大利亚领土。左上角的英国国旗，表明澳大利亚与英国的传统关系。“米”字旗下的大七角星象征着组成澳联邦的六个洲和一个联邦区，其余部分代表的是太平洋上空的南十字星座。

Australia flag color: dark blue highlighted.
Australia flag pattern: the upper left corner for the British flag, the lower part of the British flag with a large white seven horns star; The rest have four bigger white seven horns star and a small white five-pointed star.
Australia's national flag highlighted color pattern meaning:
Blue is a symbol of the sea surrounded by the Australian territory. The upper left corner of the British flag, indicating that Australia's and Britain's traditional relations. "M" word's big of seven horns star symbolizes the cba's six states and a federal district, and the rest is representative of southern cross over the Pacific.

❽ 澳大利亚英文怎么写，国旗什么颜色

Commonwealth of Australia(Australia)
红白蓝
左上角为英国国旗(红色米字旗带白色边框)米字旗下面的大七角星(是最大的一颗)代表组成澳联邦的六个洲和联邦区.其余部分有四颗较大七角星和一颗较小五角星,代表的是太平洋上空的南十字星.蓝色的底色象征着大海环抱着澳大利亚的领土.
这面旗帜是在一次设计比赛中,由英国君主选中的,最初用于海军的军旗,而米字旗是更常用的国家象征,1954年,英国女王访问澳大利亚时正式定这面旗帜为澳大利亚国旗,但直到1960年之后,这面旗帜才完全取代米字旗,成为澳大利亚的国家象征.
最大的一颗七角星代表

❾ 说英语的主要国家的国旗

1、英国

英国国旗由蓝色背景、白色和红色十字构成，因此像中文里的米字，中文里叫做“米字旗”。

英国国旗上的十字综合了原英格兰（白地红色正十字旗）、苏格兰（蓝地白色交叉十字旗）和北爱尔兰（白地红色交叉十字旗）的旗帜标志。

现国旗的白边红色正十字代表英格兰主保圣人（将基督教传到英格兰的基督教传教士）圣乔治，白色交叉十字代表苏格兰主保圣人圣安德烈，红色交叉十字代表五世纪将基督教传播到爱尔兰的爱尔兰主保圣人圣帕特里克。

❿ 澳大利亚国旗的英文介绍

Following Federation as a new nation (the Commonwealth of Australia) on 1st January, 1901 the Commonwealth Government announced a Federal Flag design competition on 29th April, 1901. The review of Review for Australiasia, a Melbourne journal, had initiated an Australian flag competition in 1900, a unique event at the time. It was agreed that the entries received by this journal would be accepted in the Government’s competition. The contest attracted 32,823 entries from men, women and children. An expert panel of judges assessed the entries using guidelines which included history, heraldry, distinctiveness, utility and cost of manufacture, On 3rd September, 1901, a public ceremony was held at the Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, where Lady Hopetoun, wife of the Governor-General, opened a display of the entries in the competition. The Prime Minister of Australia, Sir Edmund Barton, announced that five entrants, who had submitted similar designs, were to share the honour of being declared the designers of Australia’s own flag. They were: Ivor Evans, a fourteen-year-old schoolboy from Melbourne; Leslie John Hawkins, a teenager apprenticed to a Sydney optician; Egbert John Nuttall, a Melbourne architect; Annie Dorrington, an artist from Perth; and William Stevens, a ship’s officer from Auckland, New Zealand. The Commonwealth Government and the Review of Reviews for Australasia provided ₤75 each and the Havelock Tobacco Company added ₤50 to this making a total of ₤200 prize money, a considerable amount at the time. The five winners received ₤40 each.

The Australian National Flag features the five stars of the constellation of the Southern Cross and the Commonwealth Star, and the combined crosses of St George, St Andrew and St Patrick. The union of crosses represents Australia’s early settlers. The Commonwealth Star with its seven points represents the unity of the six Australian states and the seventh point stands for all Australian Territories. Under the Flags Act of 1953, passed unanimously by parliament, it was confirmed that our "Stars and Crosses" design be the chief national symbol by law, custom and tradition and that it be honoured with the title "Australian National Flag". The new status of the national flag was emphasized when the act of parliament received royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II, on Her Majesty’s visit to Australia in 1954. The Australian rules of flag etiquette are designed to ensure that the national flag is displayed with the dignity befitting its status.

The Australian National Flag identifies a free and democratic people in a nation united in purpose. Our national flag belongs equally to all Australians whatever their origins. Each of the symbols on the flag has a special meaning for Australians. The stars of the Southern Cross represent our geographic position in the Southern Hemisphere; the Commonwealth star stands for our federation of States and Territories; the Crosses represent the principles on which our nation is based, namely, parliamentary democracy, rule of law and freedom of speech.

In 1996 the Governor-General, Sir William Deane, proclaimed 3rd September as Australian National Flag Day, to commemorate the day in 1901 on which our national flag of "Stars and Crosses" was first flown. It is the right and privilege of every Australian to fly the Australian National Flag.