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flatness

/ˈflæt.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser plano, pudiendo referirse a la falta de relieve o profundidad física, a la falta de viveza o interés, a la insipidez del sabor, al bajo contraste en medios visuales o a la ausencia de energía y dinamismo.

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noun

/ˈflæt.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser plano, pudiendo referirse a la falta de relieve o profundidad física, a la falta de viveza o interés, a la insipidez del sabor, al bajo contraste en medios visuales o a la ausencia de energía y dinamismo.

A noun describing the quality or state of being flat, which can refer to a lack of physical dimension, dullness in appearance or animation, blandness in taste, low contrast in visual media, or a lack of energy and activity.

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  1. Two-dimensional propertyB2formal

    The quality of having only two dimensions, lacking depth or curvature.

    esbidimensionalidad, falta de profundidad

    • The flatness of the paper made it easy to draw on.
    • The map's flatness simplifies the representation of the terrain.
    • He measured the flatness of the surface with a level.

    Sinónimosplanenesstwo-dimensionality

    Antónimosconcavityconvexitycurvaturedepthroundnesssolidity

  2. Lack of animation or brillianceC1formalart

    A state of being dull, unexciting, or lacking in liveliness or sparkle.

    esFalta de animación o brillo

    • The flatness of the performance disappointed the audience.
    • Her voice had a flatness that made the speech monotonous.
    • The painting's flatness failed to capture the artist's usual energy.

    Sinónimosblandnessdullnessemptinessinsipiditylifelessnessmonotonystalenesstediumvapidness

    Antónimosanimationbrillianceenergyexcitementlivelinesssparklevibrancyvitality

  3. Deficiency in flavorB1informalculinary

    The quality of having little or no taste; blandness.

    esFalta de sabor

    • The flatness of the soup was improved by adding salt and pepper.
    • He complained about the flatness of the soda after it went flat.
    • The dish suffered from a flatness due to a lack of spices.

    Sinónimosblandnessflavorlessnessinsipidityinsipidnesssavorlessnesstastelessnessvapidityvapidness

    Antónimospiquancytangtastinesszest

  4. Lack of contrast or glossC1formalart

    The property of having little contrast between light and dark areas, or lacking a shiny finish.

    esFalta de contraste o brillo

    • The flatness of the photograph made it look washed out.
    • The paint's flatness gave the wall a matte appearance.
    • He preferred a glossy finish over the flatness of the matte varnish.

    Sinónimosdeadnessdullnesslusterlessness

    Antónimosbrilliancecontrastglosslustersheenshinevividness

  5. Inactivity or lack of energyB2formal

    A state of being inactive or showing an unusual lack of energy or enthusiasm.

    esFalta de energía o entusiasmo

    • The flatness of the economy led to a decrease in spending.
    • His flatness after the long journey was noticeable.
    • The team's flatness in the second half cost them the game.

    Sinónimosapathydullnessinertialethargylifelessnesslistlessnesssluggishnessstagnationtorpor

    Antónimosactivityenergyenthusiasmlivelinessvigor

Formas
  • flatnesses plural form
  • flatnesses' possessive plural form
  • flatness's possessive singular form
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