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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
flat screen ADJ.
flat screen TV:
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. screen [ingl. brit. skriːn, ingl. am. skrin] SUST.
1. screen:
screen CINE, INFORM., TV
on screen INFORM.
on screen CINE, TV
the screen fig.
he writes for the screen atrbv. actor, star
he writes for the screen appearance, debut, performance
2. screen (panel):
3. screen (cover):
screen fig.
to act as a screen for illegal activity
4. screen MED.:
5. screen MILIT.:
6. screen (sieve):
7. screen ingl. am. (in door):
II. screen [ingl. brit. skriːn, ingl. am. skrin] V. trans.
1. screen (show on screen):
screen CINE film
screen TV programme, film, event
2. screen (shield):
screen (conceal) person, house
protéger (from de)
3. screen:
screen (subject to test) ADMIN. applicants, candidates
screen refugees
screen (at airport) baggage
screen MED. person, patient
to be screened staff:
4. screen (sieve):
I. on-screen [ingl. brit. ɒnˈskriːn, ingl. am. ˈˌɑn ˈskrin] ADJ.
1. on-screen INFORM.:
2. on-screen CINE:
on-screen action etc
on-screen sex, relationship
II. on-screen [ingl. brit. ɒnˈskriːn, ingl. am. ˈˌɑn ˈskrin] ADV. INFORM.
on-screen edit, display
I. flat [ingl. brit. flat, ingl. am. flæt] SUST.
1. flat ingl. brit. (apartment):
2. flat (level part):
the flat of hand, oar, sword
on the flat ingl. brit. walk, park
3. flat (on car, bike):
flat coloq.
4. flat MÚS. (note, sign):
5. flat TEAT.:
II. flats SUST. sust. pl.
1. flats ingl. am. (shoes):
flats coloq.
2. flats GEOGR. (marshland):
III. flat [ingl. brit. flat, ingl. am. flæt] ADJ.
1. flat:
flat (level) surface, landscape, road, roof
flat (not rounded) stone
flat stomach, chest
flat nose, face
flat (shallow) dish, basket, box
2. flat (deflated):
flat tyre, ball
3. flat (pressed close):
4. flat MODA:
flat shoes, heels
5. flat (absolute):
flat refusal, rejection, denial
6. flat (standard):
flat fare, fee
flat charge
7. flat:
flat (monotonous) voice, tone
flat (unexciting) performance, story, style
flat colour
flat taste
8. flat (not fizzy):
flat beer, lemonade
to go flat beer:
9. flat (depressed):
to feel flat person:
10. flat ingl. brit. battery:
flat ELECTR.
flat MOTOR
to go flat ELECTR.
to go flat MOTOR
11. flat (slow):
flat COM., FIN. market, trade
flat spending, profits
12. flat MÚS. inv.:
flat note
flat (off key) voice, instrument
13. flat (matt):
flat paint, surface
IV. flat [ingl. brit. flat, ingl. am. flæt] ADV.
1. flat (horizontally):
flat lay, lie
flat fall
to lay sb flat
étendre raide qn coloq.
to lie flat person:
to lie flat hair:
to lie flat pleat:
2. flat (in close contact):
3. flat (exactly):
4. flat (absolutely):
flat coloq.
to turn [sth] down flat offer, proposal
5. flat MÚS.:
flat sing, play
V. flat [ingl. brit. flat, ingl. am. flæt]
to fall flat play:
faire un bide coloq.
to fall flat joke:
to fall flat party, evening:
to fall flat plan:
salt flat SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
I. screen [skri:n] SUST.
1. screen TV, INFORM.:
2. screen:
3. screen no pl. ingl. am. fig. (of troops):
4. screen (sieve):
II. screen [skri:n] V. trans.
1. screen (hide):
2. screen (protect):
to screen sb/sth from sth
protéger qn/qc de qc
3. screen (examine):
4. screen (put through a screening device):
5. screen:
screen CINE
6. screen (put through a sieve):
I. flat1 [flæt] ADJ.
1. flat <-ter, -test> (smooth and level) a. ANAT., MED.:
2. flat <-ter, -test> (boring):
3. flat (stale):
flat beer, lemonade
4. flat AUTO.:
flat tyre, battery
5. flat (absolute):
flat refusal
6. flat COM.:
flat rate
flat fee
7. flat MÚS.:
flat pey.
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. flat1 [flæt] ADV.
1. flat (in a position):
2. flat (badly):
flat sing
3. flat coloq. (absolutely):
4. flat coloq. (exactly):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to fall flat joke
to fall flat plan, attempt
to fall flat performance
III. flat1 [flæt] SUST.
1. flat (level surface):
flat of a sword, a knife
2. flat ingl. austr., ingl. brit. (deflated tyre):
3. flat MÚS.:
flat2 [flæt] SUST. ingl. austr., ingl. brit.
en el diccionario PONS
I. screen [skrin] SUST.
1. screen TV, comput:
2. screen:
3. screen fig. (of troops):
4. screen (for window):
5. screen (sieve):
II. screen [skrin] V. trans.
1. screen (hide):
2. screen (protect):
to screen sb/sth from sth
protéger qn/qc de qc
3. screen (examine):
4. screen:
screen CINE
5. screen (put through sieve):
I. flat [flæt] ADJ.
1. flat <-ter, -test> (smooth and level) a. ANAT., MED.:
2. flat <-ter, -test> (boring):
3. flat (stale):
flat beer, soda pop
4. flat AUTO.:
flat tire
5. flat (absolute):
flat refusal
6. flat COM.:
flat rate
flat fee
7. flat MÚS.:
flat pey.
II. flat [flæt] ADV.
1. flat (in a position):
2. flat coloq. (absolutely):
3. flat coloq. (exactly):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to fall flat joke
to fall flat plan, attempt
to fall flat performance
III. flat [flæt] SUST.
1. flat (level surface):
flat of a sword, a knife
2. flat MÚS.:
Present
Iscreen
youscreen
he/she/itscreens
wescreen
youscreen
theyscreen
Past
Iscreened
youscreened
he/she/itscreened
wescreened
youscreened
theyscreened
Present Perfect
Ihavescreened
youhavescreened
he/she/ithasscreened
wehavescreened
youhavescreened
theyhavescreened
Past Perfect
Ihadscreened
youhadscreened
he/she/ithadscreened
wehadscreened
youhadscreened
theyhadscreened
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Just as the ocean surface rises over denser seamounts, the salt flat surface also rises and falls to reflect the subsurface density variations.
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These were the last land speed records to be set on a racetrack rather than a beach or salt flat.
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The paleo tidal flat deposits include black silty clay, black clay and mud.
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He became known for his trademark flat cap, which he even wore during a bed scene.
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On the basilled broadaxe the handle may curve away from the flat side to allow a flush stroke when hewing without injuring one's hand.
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