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I. flat1 <-tt-> [flæt] ADJ.

1. flat:

flat (not raised, horizontal) inclination
flach <flacher, am flachsten>
flat (even) floor, ground
flach <flacher, am flachsten>
flat ground, path, territory
flat face, nose
flat hand
flat heel/shoe
to be [as] flat as a pancake ground
to be [as] flat as a pancake coloq. woman
flat roof
flat roof
Flachdach nt <-(e)s, -dächer>

2. flat (shallow):

flat cup, plate
flach <flacher, am flachsten>

3. flat (smooth):

flat
glatt <-er [o. coloq. glätter], -este>
flat surface

4. flat atrbv., inv. fig. (absolute):

flat
flat
flat
glatt <-er [o. coloq. glätter], -este>

5. flat also fig. pey. (dull):

flat
flat
lahm coloq.
flat
öd[e] coloq.
flat of conversation, writing
flat of conversation, writing
flach <flacher, am flachsten>

6. flat LIT.:

flat (monotone) voice
ohne Modulation nach sust.
flat (monotone) voice
flat (lacking delineation) character
flat (lacking delineation) character
flat (lacking depth, contrast) of a photo, picture
flach <flacher, am flachsten>
flat (lacking depth, contrast) of a photo, picture

7. flat (not shiny):

flat of colour, paint, varnish
flat of colour, paint, varnish

8. flat (tasteless):

flat cooking
flat drinks
flat drinks
to go flat

9. flat ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (exhausted):

flat battery

10. flat (deflated):

flat
flat tyre
flat tyre
Plattfuß m <-es, -füße> coloq.
flat tyre
Patschen m <-s, -> austr.
flat tyre
Platten m suizo

11. flat COM., ECON. (not active):

flat business, market prices
flau espec.
flat business, market prices
flat market
flat market

12. flat pred. ingl. am. coloq. (without funds):

flat
pleite coloq.

13. flat MÚS.:

flat (lower in pitch) note
flat key
mit B-Vorzeichen nach sust.
flat (below intended pitch) string, voice
E flat major
Es-Dur <-; kein Pl>

14. flat atrbv., inv. COM. (fixed):

flat
flat
flat
flat charge
Pauschale f <-, -n> espec.
flat fee
Pauschalgebühr f <-, -en>
flat fee
Pauschalhonorar nt espec.
flat rate
Einheitssatz m <-es, -sätze>
flat rate
Pauschalsatz m <-es, -sätze> espec.
flat yield
Umlaufrendite f <-, -n>

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

and that's flat

II. flat1 <-tt-> [flæt] ADV.

1. flat (horizontally):

flat
flach <flacher, am flachsten>
austr. a., suizo a. auf die Nase fallen

2. flat (levelly):

flat
to fold sth flat napkin, sheet
to fold sth flat ironing, napkin, tablecloth
to fold sth flat deckchair
to knock [or lay] sth flat building, wall

3. flat inv. coloq. (absolutely):

flat
flat

4. flat inv. coloq. (completely):

flat
völlig coloq.
flat
to be flat broke
total [o. völlig] pleite [o. austr. a. abgebrannt] sein coloq.
to be flat out
völlig alle [o. total erledigt] sein coloq. [o. austr. a. hin]

5. flat coloq. (exactly):

flat

6. flat MÚS. (below intended pitch):

flat sing, play

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to fall flat (fail) attempt, effort
scheitern coloq.
to fall flat (fail) attempt, effort
to fall flat stage performance
to fall flat joke
in no time flat coloq.

III. flat1 [flæt] SUST.

1. flat (level surface):

flat
flat of a knife, sword
Breitseite f <-, -n>
flat of the hand
Handfläche f <-, -n>

2. flat (level ground):

flat
Fläche f <-, -n>
flat
Ebene f <-, -n>

3. flat GEOGR. (land):

flat
Flachland nt <-(e)s> kein pl
flat
Niederung f <-, -en> espec.
the flats pl ground
die Ebenen espec. pl
the flats seafloor
the flats seafloor
die Sandbänke espec. pl
die Sumpfebene espec. sing.
die Salzwüste espec. sing.

4. flat MÚS.:

flat (sign)
Erniedrigungszeichen nt <-s, -> espec.
flat (sign)
b nt <-(s), -(s)>
flat (tone)

5. flat ingl. brit. DEP.:

flat (horse race)
Flachrennen nt <-s, -> espec.
flat (season)

6. flat TEAT. (scenery):

flat
flat
Kulisse f <-, -n> espec.

7. flat esp ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (tyre):

flat
flat
Plattfuß m <-es, -füße> coloq.
flat
Patschen m <-s, -> austr.
flat
Platten m suizo

flat2 [flæt] SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

flat
flat
Mietwohnung f <-, -en>
company flat
company flat
Dienstwohnung f <-, -en>
Wohnblock m <-blocks>

flat ADJ. CONTAB.

flat

shoal [ʃəʊl], shallow, flat SUST.

ˈbach·elor flat SUST.

coun·cil ˈflat, ˈcoun·cil house SUST. ingl. brit.

council flat
Sozialwohnung f <-, -en>
council flat
Gemeindewohnung f <-, -en> austr.

ˈflat-bot·tomed ADJ. atrbv., inv. NÁUT.

flat-bottomed boat
flach <flacher, am flachsten> nach sust.
flat-bottomed boat

flat-ˈchest·ed ADJ. atrbv., inv.

flat-chested woman:

flat-chested
flat-chested

flat ˈfee SUST.

flat fee
Pauschalgebühr f <-, -en>

flat ˈfeet SUST. pl. MED., ANAT.

flat feet

flat-ˈfoot·ed ADJ.

1. flat-footed atrbv., inv. ANAT., MED.:

flat-footed
to be flat-footed

2. flat-footed atrbv., inv. ingl. am. (explicit):

flat-footed
flat-footed

3. flat-footed (unskilful):

flat-footed
flat-footed
flat-footed

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to catch sb flat-footed coloq.

ˈflat-hunt·ing SUST. no pl ingl. brit.

flat-hunting
Wohnungssuche f <-, -n>

ˈflat iron SUST. hist.

flat iron
Bügeleisen nt <-s, ->

flat ˈout ADV. coloq.

1. flat out ingl. am. (absolutely):

flat out
flat out
völlig coloq.
flat out
to be flat out mad

2. flat out (vigorously):

flat out
voll coloq.
flat out
flat out
to tackle sth flat out
voll an etw acus. rangehen
to tackle sth flat out
voll in etw acus. hineinschmeissen coloq. suizo
to work flat out

3. flat out (fast):

flat out
to drive flat out

flat-ˈout ADJ. ingl. am. coloq.

1. flat-out (absolute):

flat-out
flat-out
völlig coloq.
flat-out
glatt <-er [o. coloq. glätter], -este>
a flat-out lie

2. flat-out (vigorous):

flat-out
mit voller Kraft nach sust. [o. vollem Einsatz]
alles geben coloq.

3. flat-out (fast):

flat-out
mit Vollgas coloq. nach sust.