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flatter

/flæt/

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adjective

flat/flæt/A1formal
  • ruОписывает поверхность, которая является ровной и гладкой, без возвышений или неровностей.

Describes a surface that is level and smooth, without raised areas or bumps.

  1. Level and smoothA1formal

    Having a level and even surface without curves or bumps.

    ruРовный

    • The table has a flat surface.
    • We need a flat piece of wood for the project.
    • The road is completely flat for miles.

    Synonymsevenflushhorizontallevelplanarplanesmoothuniform

    Antonymsbumpyirregularlumpyroughuneven

  2. Boring or dullB1informal

    Lacking interest, excitement, or variety.

    ruСкучный

    • The movie was flat and predictable.
    • His speech fell flat with the audience.
    • The party was a bit flat without music.

    Synonymsboringdrearydullinsipidlacklustermonotonousstaletediousuninterestingvapid

    Antonymsanimatedcaptivatingcolorfuldynamicengagingentertainingeventfulexcitingfascinatinginterestinglivelyspiritedstimulatingthrillingvivid

  3. DeflatedA2informal

    Containing no air or gas; not inflated.

    ruСпущенный

    • The car tire is flat.
    • She had to pump up the flat ball.
    • The balloon went flat after a few hours.

    Synonymsdeflatedpunctured

    Antonymsblownfilledinflatedpumped

  4. Fixed or absoluteB2formal

    Used to describe a fixed price or a definite refusal.

    ruФиксированный или категоричный

    • They offered a flat rate for the service.
    • He gave a flat 'no' to the proposal.
    • The price is flat, with no hidden fees.

    Synonymsabsolutecategoricaldefinitefirmfixedoutrightperemptoryunconditionalunequivocalunqualified

    Antonymsflexiblenegotiablevariable

Forms
  • flatter comparative form
  • flattest superlative form
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adverb

flat/flæt/B2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «полностью», «точно» или «прямо». Часто используется для усиления, как в выражениях «flat broke» (совершенно без денег) или «flat out» (на полную мощность). Форма совпадает с прилагательным и не имеет окончания -ly.

An adverb meaning 'completely,' 'exactly,' or 'in a direct manner.' It is often used for emphasis, as in 'flat broke' or 'flat out.' The form is identical to the adjective and does not take the -ly ending.

  1. In a horizontal or level positionA2formal

    Lying or placed in a straight, level position, without any slope or curve.

    ruПлашмя

    • He lay flat on the floor after the long run.
    • The map was spread flat across the table.
    • She fell flat on her face in the snow.

    Synonymshorizontally

  2. Completely or absolutelyB1informal

    Used to emphasize a negative statement or to mean 'completely' or 'absolutely'.

    ruКатегорически

    • He turned down the offer flat.
    • She told him flat out that she wasn't interested.
    • The proposal was rejected flat by the committee.

    Synonymsabsolutelycategoricallycompletelyentirelyoutrightplainlypositivelysimplytotallyutterly

  3. Exactly or preciselyB2informal

    Used to indicate an exact amount of time, often in a short period.

    ruРовно

    • He finished the race in ten seconds flat.
    • She arrived in five minutes flat.
    • The repair was done in two hours flat.

    Synonymsdeadexactlyjustpreciselyright

Forms
  • flatter comparative form
  • flattest superlative form
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verb

/ˈflæt.ər/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия чрезмерного или неискреннего восхваления кого-либо, часто с целью добиться расположения или одобрения.

A verb used to indicate the act of praising someone excessively or insincerely, often to gain favor or approval.

  1. Praise insincerelyB2formal

    To praise someone in an exaggerated or dishonest way, often to gain favor or advantage.

    ruЛьстить

    • He flattered his boss to get a promotion.
    • She flattered the host about the delicious meal.
    • They flattered the critic with excessive compliments.

    Synonymsadulateblandishbutter upcajolefawnsoft-soapsuck uptoadywheedle

    Antonymscondemncriticizeinsultrebuke

  2. Show to advantageB2formal

    To make someone appear more attractive or better than they really are.

    ruВыгодно подчеркивать

    • That dress really flatters your figure.
    • The lighting in the room flatters the artwork.
    • The camera angle flatters the subject.

    Synonymsbecomeenhanceset offsuit

    Antonymsbelittledenigratedisparagevilify

Forms
  • flattered past participle
  • flattered past simple
  • flattering present participle
  • flatters third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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