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flat
/flæt/ adjective (flatter, flattest)Translation
SMOOTH › smooth and level, with no curved, high, or hollow parts
düz, pürüzsüz
a flat surface The countryside around here is very flat.1939WITHOUT EMOTION › without any energy, interest, or emotion
sıkıcı, kupkuru, cansız, duygusuz
Her voice sounded very flat.1070WITHOUT AIR › If a tyre is flat, it does not contain enough air.
(lastik) patlak, havasız
1671WITHOUT GAS › If a drink is flat, it does not contain enough bubbles of gas.
gazı kaçmış, gazsız
885WITHOUT POWER UK › If a battery (= object which provides electricity) is flat, it does not contain any more electrical power.
(pil, akü) boşalmış, bitik, deşarj olmuş
1925 a flat price/rate, etc › a price/rate, etc which is the same for everyone and does not change
düz fiyat, değişmez oran, sabit, standart
He charges a flat rate of £15 an hour.1423 B flat/E flat, etc › the musical note that is between the note B/E, etc and the note below it
esas notadan daha aşağı bir notada
286TOO LOW › A flat musical note sounds unpleasant because it is slightly lower than it should be.
düz, düz nota; olması gerekenden çok daha az seviyede düşük nota
286LOW › Flat shoes do not raise your feet far from the ground.
düz, tabansız, dümdüz, yayvan
380(Definition of flat adjective from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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