英语释义

1. lying at full length or spread out upon the ground prostrate
The soldiers were lying flat on the ground.

2. utterly ruined or destroyed
buildings flat from the blast

3. resting with a surface against something
Push the chairs flat against the wall.

4. having a continuous horizontal surface
the flat landscape of the prairie

5. being or characterized by a horizontal line or tracing without peaks or depressions
a flat EEG

6. having a relatively smooth or even surface
a flat computer disk

7. arranged or laid out so as to be level or even
maps flat on the desk

8. having the major surfaces essentially parallel and distinctly greater than the minor surfaces
a flat piece of wood

9. very low and broad
flat shoes for work

10. clearly unmistakable
a flat denial

11. not varying fixed
a flat rate

12. having no fraction either lacking or in excess exact
in a flat 10 seconds

13. not varying significantly throughout its range

14. lacking in animation, zest, or vigor dull
He spoke in a flat, tired voice.

15. lacking flavor tasteless
The stew is too flat.

16. lacking effervescence or sparkle
flat ginger ale

17. commercially inactive also characterized by no significant rise or decline from one period to another
sales were flat

18. lacking air deflated

19. dead sense 3c, discharged

20. lowered a half step in pitch

21. lower than the proper pitch

22. pronounced as in bad or bat

23. having a low trajectory (see trajectory sense 1)
made a flat pass that was intercepted

24. made so as to give little or no spin to the ball

25. not having an inflectional ending
flat adverbs

26. taut

27. uniform in hue or shade
figures standing out against a background of flat wash

28. having little or no illusion of depth

29. lacking contrast

30. lacking shadows or contours

31. free from gloss having a nonreflective finish
a flat paint

32. two-dimensional sense 3
flat characters

33. of, relating to, or used in competition on the flat
a flat horse

34. having a mass such that expansion halts only after infinite time and collapse never occurs

35. a level surface of land —usually used in plural
sagebrush flatstidal flats

36. a stretch of land without obstacles especially a track or course for a flat race —usually used with the
has won twice on the flat

37. a flat part or surface
the flat of one's hand

38. a musical note or tone one half step lower than a specified note or tone

39. a character ? on a line or space of the musical staff indicating a half step drop in pitch

40. something flat: such as

41. a shallow container for shipping produce

42. a shallow box in which seedlings are started

43. a flat piece of theatrical scenery

44. a shoe or slipper having a flat heel or no heel

45. an apartment on one floor

46. a deflated tire

47. the area to either side of an offensive football formation

48. in a flat manner directly, positively

49. in a complete manner absolutely
flat broke

50. below the proper musical pitch

51. without interest charge especially without allowance or charge for accrued interest
bonds sold flat

52. flatten

53. to lower in pitch especially by a half step

54. to sing or play below the true pitch

55. having a smooth, level, or even surface not having curves or bumps

56. having a wide, smooth surface and little thickness

57. very low and wide also, of a shoe having a flat heel or no heel

58. a level area of land

59. a flat part or surface

60. a musical note that is one semitone lower than a specified note

61. on or against a flat surface

62. in the position of someone or something that is lying spread out on the ground or another surface

63. exactly or precisely

64. having a smooth level surface
a flat rock

65. spread out on or along a surface
He was lying flat on his back.

66. having a broad smooth surface and little thickness
A CD is flat.

67. very clear and definite
a flat refusal

68. not changing in amount
I charge a flat rate.

69. not showing active business
Sales are flat.

70. dull entry 1 sense 3
a flat story She spoke in a flat, tired voice.

71. having lost air
a flat tire

72. no longer having bubbles
flat ginger ale

73. lower than the true musical pitch

74. lower by a half step in music

75. not shiny
flat paint

76. a level area of land plain

77. a flat part or surface
the flat of the hand

78. a note or tone that is a half step lower than the note named

79. a sign ? meaning that the pitch of a musical note is to be lower by a half step

80. a tire that has lost air

81. on or against a flat surface
lie flat

82. without any time more or less exactly
ten seconds flat

83. below the true musical pitch

84. being or characterized by a horizontal line or tracing without peaks or depressions
the EEG is ominously flat indicating that her brain function is gone
— Don Gold

85. characterized by general impoverishment in the presence of emotion-evoking stimuli
flat affect often occurs in schizophrenia

86. not varying
a flat rate specifically, of a tax having a rate that remains constant for any taxable base

片语

flattish relief平缓地势

flattish rotating tray平旋盘

flattish riffled desk扁平格条台面

Flattish power pump恒功率泵

flattish form平缓地形

flattish surface平坦地面

英汉例句

• For 2008, we are planning for a flattish development in the mobile infrastructure market while the professional services market is expected to show good growth, 「Ericsson said today.

  「对于2008年来说，在移动基础设施市场我们计划走扁平式发展模式，然而专业服务市场有望呈现好的发展态势。」爱立信今天表示。

• But the flattish top of the Philips bulb, while warm to the touch when lit, isn」t a major part of the product「s thermal management system.

  不过飞利浦灯泡的顶却很平坦，尽管点亮时摸起来有点暖，却不是该产品的主要散热部分。

• Japan had a brief period of deflation in the mid-1990s, followed by a more consistent pattern of flattish prices over the past decade.

  日本在20世纪90年代中期经历过短暂的通货紧缩时期，而在过去十年物价较为稳定。

• Modular rafts—platforms mounted on pontoons—would be linked together by hinges to create large, flattish surfaces that could nevertheless bend with the waves.

  标準组件筏——也就是安装在浮筒上的平台，被金属件连接在一起，构成了表面可随波浪摆动而略显起伏的巨大平台。

• Much will depend on the outlook for inflation. Japan had a brief period of deflation in the mid-1990s, followed by a more consistent pattern of flattish prices over the past decade.

  这主要是看通胀的发展情况，1990年代中期日本曾出现过短暂的通货紧缩，紧接着，也就是过去的10年，日本的物价一直比较平稳。

• The Colonel」s groom, a small wizened dwarf with grey skin, and he was pushing a large flattish cardboard box into her arms.

  他是上校的马夫，一个灰白皮肤的小干瘪侏儒，他正把大个的平板纸盒推送到她怀里。

相似词

even平坦的；平稳的；相等的；均衡的；偶数的；同样大小的；平分的；平局的；镇静的

exact準确的，精密的；精确的

precise精确的；明确的；严格的

round围绕；绕过；大约；在……周围；在……各处

相反词

half一半；半场；半学年

halfway中途的；不彻底的

incompletelyad 不完全地

part断裂；分手

partiallyad 部分地；偏袒地

partlyad 部分地；在一定程度上