IPA: /ˈbændəˌroʊl/
KK: /ˈbændəˌroʊl/
A long piece of ribbon or scroll that has writing on it, often used to display a message or decoration.
The banderole fluttered in the wind, displaying the name of the event.
Banderole → It originates from the Old French word *banderole*, which means a small flag or streamer. The term is derived from *bander* (meaning to bind or to band) and the diminutive suffix *-ole*, indicating something small. Thus, a banderole refers to a small band or ribbon, often used for decoration or as a banner.
Think of a small 'band' ('bander') that is used as a 'flag' or 'streamer' — that's what a banderole is.