flat
ఫ్లాట్
definition
adverb
he was lying flat on his back
in or to a horizontal position.
I'm turning you down flat
completely; absolutely.
verb
“blue” harmony emphasizing the flatted third and seventh
lower (a note) by a semitone.
flat the loaves down
make flat; flatten.
noun
she placed the flat of her hand over her glass
the flat part of something.
a flat object, in particular.
adjective
a flat wall
smooth and even; without marked lumps or indentations.
“I'm sorry,” he said, in a flat voice
lacking interest or emotion; dull and lifeless.
translation of 'flat '
సమమైన,
చదునైన
example
The large chains also home deliver but not in 10 minutes 'flat' .
Some people make a big fuss about this stuff, which tastes like 'flat' soda pop to me.
Revenue growth in its core publishing business was 'flat' last year.
Mozart had with him a B 'flat' string quintet with two violas written when he was sixteen and just back from his third Italian journey.
Withdrawing from the edge, I ducked under the rafter of the 'flat' roof.
I made an enemy that day by turning him down 'flat' .
Aidan O'Hogan said that he would caution against the introduction of 'flat' fees.
Most men covered their heads with 'flat' wool caps or skullcaps or turbans in a variety of sizes and colours.
I became completely still and serene, my hands pressing her shoulders 'flat' against the earth.
In fact, as Kwan readies himself for the fight, dubbed May Day Mayhem, he is 'flat' broke.
This Court production looks gorgeous - the costumes and set are stunning - but feels strangely 'flat' and lifeless.
Before she could try to move away, he put his palms 'flat' against the wall around her.
Wage growth was essentially 'flat' over the past year.
Francis Towne was a landscape painter whose idiosyncratic style relied on economic and careful pen outlines and 'flat' muted washes of colour.
You need to get a better instrument, or you will have to live with playing 'flat' all the time.
Apparently the five rear seats do come out to leave a 'flat' load area but the process is simply too much like hard work.
Try using a credit card to get your money out and usually there's a 'flat' fee on top of whatever interest charge your credit card will pay you.
Lights from a large cargo ship reflected on the 'flat' , still water.
If there's too much camber on one side of a tire, overwear is imminent, and so is a 'flat' .
His bike had a 'flat' tire, but that was to be expected.
I'd never have got that job done in two hours 'flat' on my own.
He cites as helpful such reforms as the launch of a 'flat' income tax.
Negotiating a bike downhill, through a peloton, with a front 'flat' at over 65 kph is not good.
Her voice is 'flat' , with a halfhearted hitch and no emotional delivery.
Following two months of 'flat' sales, retail spending rose by 1.3 percent in October.
I was feeling a little 'flat' after the no cool down, no food, and beer combo of the night before.
In five years 'flat' , it has given the city a remarkable facelift.
The art directors did a super job in four hours 'flat' to convert the garage into the movie production office within the film.
He or she will often charge you a 'flat' fee or an hourly rate.
He wanted to go south, but his van was unreliable and he was 'flat' broke.
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