flat

US /flæt/
UK /flæt/
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1.

having a level surface; without a slope or curve

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The road was long and flat.
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She lay flat on her back.
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levelsmootheven
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unevencurvedhilly
2.

not thick or deep

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The book was very thin and flat.
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The artist used flat colors in the painting.
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thinshallow
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thickdeep
3.

having lost its air, gas, or effervescence

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The tire went flat after hitting a nail.
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The soda tasted flat and unappetizing.
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deflatedstaledull
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inflatedbubblyfizzy
1.

a set of rooms on one floor of a large building, used as a separate dwelling

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They live in a small flat in the city center.
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She bought a new flat near the park.
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apartmentcondosuite
1.

exactly horizontal

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Lay the board flat on the table.
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The pancake spread out flat in the pan.
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horizontallylevelly
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uprightvertically
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