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I. plain [ingl. brit. pleɪn, ingl. am. pleɪn] SUST.
1. plain GEOGR.:
plain
on the plain
the (Great) Plains ingl. am.
2. plain (knitting stitch):
plain
a row of plain
II. plain [ingl. brit. pleɪn, ingl. am. pleɪn] ADJ.
1. plain (simple):
plain dress, decor, food, living, language
plain building, furniture
plain cooking
a plain man
2. plain (of one colour):
plain background, fabric
plain envelope
a plain blue dress
3. plain (unattractive) eufem.:
plain woman
she's rather plain
4. plain (clear):
plain line, marking
in plain view of sb
5. plain (obvious):
plain
it's a plain fact that
it is plain from this report that
to make it plain to sb that
do I make myself plain?
6. plain (direct):
plain answer, language
in plain English, this means that
7. plain (downright):
plain tjrs atrbv. common sense
plain atrbv. ignorance, laziness
8. plain (ordinary):
9. plain (unflavoured):
plain yoghurt, crisps, rice
10. plain (in knitting):
plain
III. plain [ingl. brit. pleɪn, ingl. am. pleɪn] ADV.
1. plain (completely):
plain stupid, wrong
plain lazy
2. plain (directly):
IV. plain [ingl. brit. pleɪn, ingl. am. pleɪn]
to be as plain as day
to be plain sailing project, task etc:
plain-spoken ADJ.
plain-spoken
plain text SUST.
plain text INFORM., TEL.
plain speaking SUST. U
plain speaking
I. plain clothes SUST. sust. pl.
to wear plain clothes , to be in plain clothes
II. plain-clothes ADJ.
plain-clothes tjrs atrbv. policeman, customs officer:
plain-clothes
plain dealing SUST.
plain dealing
plain Jane SUST. coloq.
plain flour SUST. GASTR.
plain flour
plain chocolate SUST.
plain chocolate
plain speaker SUST.
plain speaker
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
I. plain [pleɪn] ADJ.
1. plain (one colour):
plain
2. plain (unflavoured):
plain yoghurt
plain chocolate
3. plain (uncomplicated):
plain clothes, cookery
a plain wooden table
plain and simple
4. plain (clear, obvious):
plain
in plain language
it's plain that ...
to be plain enough
to make sth plain
to make oneself plain to sb
to be plain with sb
5. plain (mere, pure):
plain truth, torture
6. plain (unattractive):
plain
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. plain [pleɪn] ADV.
1. plain (done in unadorned style):
plain
2. plain coloq. (downright):
plain
III. plain [pleɪn] SUST.
1. plain GEO.:
plain
2. plain (knitting stitch):
plain
plain sailing SUST. fig.
to be plain sailing
I. plain clothes DER. SUST.
plain clothes
in plain clothes
II. plain clothes DER. ADJ. (of non-uniformed police)
plain clothes
plain-spoken ADJ.
to be plain-spoken
flood plain SUST.
flood plain
as plain as a pikestaff ingl. brit.
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
I. plain [pleɪn] ADJ.
1. plain (clear, obvious):
plain
in plain language
it's plain (to see) that ...
to be plain enough
to make sth plain
to make oneself plain to sb
to be plain with sb
2. plain (unflavored):
plain yogurt, bagel
nature inv.
3. plain (uncomplicated):
plain clothing, envelope
a plain wooden table
plain and simple
4. plain (mere, pure):
plain truth, torture
5. plain (one color):
plain fabric
6. plain (unattractive):
plain
II. plain [pleɪn] ADV.
1. plain (clearly):
plain
2. plain coloq. (downright):
plain
III. plain [pleɪn] SUST.
1. plain GEO.:
plain
2. plain (knitting stitch):
plain
I. plain clothes DER. SUST.
plain clothes
in plain clothes
II. plain clothes DER. ADJ.
plain clothes police officer:
plain clothes
plain sailing SUST. fig.
to be plain sailing
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
nature yaourt
pur(e) vérité
Present
Iplain
youplain
he/she/itplains
weplain
youplain
theyplain
Past
Iplained
youplained
he/she/itplained
weplained
youplained
theyplained
Present Perfect
Ihaveplained
youhaveplained
he/she/ithasplained
wehaveplained
youhaveplained
theyhaveplained
Past Perfect
Ihadplained
youhadplained
he/she/ithadplained
wehadplained
youhadplained
theyhadplained
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At both far edges of the flood plain, especially on the eastern side, the old mountains created dark shadows on the horizon.
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More than of flood plain agricultural fields were flooded across the counties.
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However, several storms after 1100 flooded the land, turning it into a flood plain.
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The flood plain in general and associated villus in particular have a high diversity of both smaller and larger plant species.
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The terrain here is very flat, because it used to be in the river's flood plain.
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