flats如何读

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flats是什么意思

n.

平地( flat的名词复数 )

(楼房的)一层

降半音

平面布景

flats英英释义

adjective

lying at full length or spread out upon the ground : prostrate

The soldiers were lying flat on the ground.

utterly ruined or destroyed

buildings flat from the blast

resting with a surface against something

Push the chairs flat against the wall.

having a continuous horizontal surface

the flat landscape of the prairie

being or characterized by a horizontal line or tracing without peaks or depressions

a flat EEG

having a relatively smooth or even surface

a flat computer disk

arranged or laid out so as to be level or even

maps flat on the desk

having the major surfaces essentially parallel and distinctly greater than the minor surfaces

a flat piece of wood

of a shoe heel very low and broad

flat shoes for work

clearly unmistakable

a flat denial

not varying : fixed

a flat rate

lacking in animation, zest, or vigor : dull

He spoke in a flat, tired voice.

lacking flavor : tasteless

The stew is too flat.

lacking effervescence or sparkle

flat ginger ale

commercially inactivealso: characterized by no significant rise or decline from one period to another

sales were flat

of a tire lacking air : deflated

chiefly British, of a battery dead sense 3c, discharged

of a tone lowered a half step in pitch

of the vowel a pronounced as in bad or bat

having a low trajectory (see trajectory sense 1)

made a flat pass that was intercepted

of a tennis stroke made so as to give little or no spin to the ball

not having an inflectional ending

flat adverbs

of a sail taut

uniform in hue or shade

figures standing out against a background of flat wash

having little or no illusion of depth

of a photograph or negative lacking contrast

of lighting conditions lacking shadows or contours

free from gloss : having a nonreflective finish

a flat paint

two-dimensional sense 3

flat characters

of, relating to, or used in competition on the flat

a flat horse

of a universe having a mass such that expansion halts only after infinite time and collapse never occurs

noun

a level surface of land—usually used in pluraltidal flats

sagebrush flats

a stretch of land without obstaclesespecially: a track or course for a flat race —usually used with the

has won twice on the flat

a flat part or surface

the flat of one's hand

a musical note or tone one half step lower than a specified note or tone

a character ♭ on a line or space of the musical staff indicating a half step drop in pitch

something flat: such as

a shallow container for shipping produce

a shallow box in which seedlings are started

a flat piece of theatrical scenery

a shoe or slipper having a flat heel or no heel

chiefly British an apartment on one floor

a deflated tire

the area to either side of an offensive football formation

adverb

in a flat manner : directly, positively

in a complete manner : absolutely

flat broke

below the proper musical pitch

without interest chargeespecially: without allowance or charge for accrued interest

bonds sold flat

verb

transitive verb

flatten

to lower in pitch especially by a half step

intransitive verb

to sing or play below the true pitch

flats词组

block of flatsn. 公寓楼

blocks of flats公寓楼,楼房;一幢幢公寓

flats词源中文解释

"水平潮汐道",1540年代,源自中古英语中 flat(名词)的“水平地面”意义。

flats词源英文解释

Adjective, Noun, Adverb, and Verb Middle English, from Old Norse flatr; akin to Old High German flaz flat, and probably to Greek platys broad — more at place

The first known use of flat was in the 14th century

flats儿童词典英英释义

flattenverb

to make or become flat

flattenverb

to make or become flat

flat1 of 4adjective

having a smooth level surface

flat ground

having a smooth even surface

spread out on or along a surface

was flat on the ground

having a broad smooth surface and little thickness

shoes with flat heels

absolute sense 3

a flat refusal

fixed sense 1b, unchanging

charge a flat rate

exact entry 2 sense 1

in two minutes flat

lacking in interest or flavor the stew tastes flat

a flat story

lacking bubbles or sparkle

flat ginger ale

lacking any rise or decline

sales were flat

being deflated—used of tires

lower than the true pitch

lower by a half step

tone of A flat

free from gloss

flat paint

flat2 of 4noun

a level surface of land : plain

a flat part or surface

a musical tone one half step lower than a specified tone

a character ♭ before a note indicating that it is to be a flat

a shallow box in which seedlings are started

a shoe or slipper having a flat heel or no heel

chiefly British an apartment on one floor

a deflated tire

flat3 of 4adverb

on or against a flat surface

lie flat

as much as possible : completely

was flat broke

below the true musical pitch

flat4 of 4verb

to lower in pitch especially by a half step

flats 例句

1 At the next corner he saw a “For Rent” sign in a building which he knew was cut up into small kitchenette flats.

2 A widow living in the flats had an only son.

3 All the empty flats in our building would soon be overflowing with families as more Jews were marched in through the gates.

4 “My exciting new career, towing numskull tourists off the bonefish flats.”

5 Hatsue, carrying a garden shovel and a metal pail rusted through in its bottom, dripped water behind her as she walked the tide flats; she was fourteen and wore a black bathing suit.

6 Having lived in Montana, they were accustomed to dealing with flats.

7 During the boom much of the construction activity was in flats.

在繁荣期,大多数建设项目是公寓。

8 For example, if the F sharps are written as G flats, or if the A's are sharp instead of natural, you have a different chord, not an inversion of the same chord.

9 The self-catering flats are usually reserved for postgraduate students.

可以自己做饭的公寓一般留给研究生住。

10 The road was rutted in sticky red mud, and Robert had to put the truck in low gear and gun it to cross the flats by Prairie Dog hill.

11 Uncle Al had the good fortune to be in the vicinity and was able to score a sleeping car and two flats for a song from railroad officials desperate to free up their siding.

12 The company subleases flats to students.

公司把公寓分租给大学生。

13 People came in and went to their flats.

14 He mixed the photos like a little kid mixes playing cards, smearing them together with the flats of his hands.

15 Using double or triple sharps or flats may seem to be making things more difficult than they need to be.

16 A baby cried half-heartedly and a drunken man in one of the downstairs flats synopsized the wicked life he claimed his wife had led.

17 We asked for more time but they turned us down flat.

18 Coming out of the river bottoms, I scatted up a long hogback ridge, and broke out on top in the flats.

19 Some of the children from the flats upstairs came down and stood watching us.

20 It means, Jacob, that in order to accommodate less than a dozen performers, we will now have sixty-four working men sleeping under wagons on the flats.”

flats 同义词

1 平底鞋

pump flatties

2 平跟鞋

flatties

flats 短语相关

salt flat flat-screen flat-hat flat-coated retriever flat tax European flat oyster fall flat flat-picking flat-footed flat on one's back

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