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flat
/flæt/
adjective
Düz, düzgün, çıkıntısız.
Having a smooth, level surface with no raised areas or indentations.
- The table has a flat surface.
- We found a flat area to pitch our tent.
- The geologist explained that sedimentary layers appear flat when deposited in calm underwater environments.
- Recent economic data show flat growth in the manufacturing sector despite government stimulus measures.
- The architect designed the building with a flat roof to accommodate solar panels and rainwater collection systems.
- Linguists noted that speakers often use a flat intonation pattern when reciting memorized material rather than engaging in spontaneous conversation.
adjective
Enerjisi, heyecanı veya ilgisi olmayan; sönük.
Lacking energy, enthusiasm, or interest; dull.
- The party was rather flat without any music.
- His voice sounded flat and unemotional.
adjective
(lastik veya top) havasız, sönük.
(of a tire or ball) having lost air pressure; deflated.
- I got a flat tire on the way to work.
- The basketball is flat and needs air.
nounchiefly British
Daire, apartman dairesi.
An apartment or set of rooms forming an individual residence.
- She rents a small flat in the city center.
- They're looking for a two-bedroom flat.
adverb
Kesin bir şekilde; tamamen.
In a firm and definite manner; completely or absolutely.
- She told him flat out that she wasn't interested.
- I'm flat broke until payday.