en el diccionario PONS
I. flat1 <-tt-> [flæt] ADJ.
1. flat:
- flat (not raised, horizontal) inclination
- flach <flacher, am flachsten>
- flat ground, path, territory
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- flat face, nose
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2. flat (shallow):
- flat cup, plate
- flach <flacher, am flachsten>
4. flat atrbv., inv. fig. (absolute):
5. flat also fig. pey. (dull):
6. flat LIT.:
- flat (monotone) voice
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- flat (monotone) voice
- ausdruckslos pey.
- flat (lacking delineation) character
- eindimensional espec.
- flat (lacking delineation) character
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8. flat (tasteless):
9. flat ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (exhausted):
- flat battery
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10. flat (deflated):
11. flat COM., ECON. (not active):
12. flat pred. ingl. am. coloq. (without funds):
- flat
- pleite coloq.
13. flat MÚS.:
II. flat1 <-tt-> [flæt] ADV.
1. flat (horizontally):
2. flat (levelly):
3. flat inv. coloq. (absolutely):
4. flat inv. coloq. (completely):
5. flat coloq. (exactly):
- flat
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III. flat1 [flæt] SUST.
1. flat (level surface):
2. flat (level ground):
3. flat GEOGR. (land):
4. flat MÚS.:
5. flat ingl. brit. DEP.:
- flat (season)
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6. flat TEAT. (scenery):
- flat
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- flat
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flat ADJ. CONTAB.
- flat
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ˈbach·elor flat SUST.
- bachelor flat
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flat ˈfee SUST.
- flat fee
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flat-ˈfoot·ed ADJ.
1. flat-footed atrbv., inv. ANAT., MED.:
2. flat-footed atrbv., inv. ingl. am. (explicit):
3. flat-footed (unskilful):
ˈflat-hunt·ing SUST. no pl ingl. brit.
- flat-hunting
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ˈflat iron SUST. hist.
- flat iron
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