گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'flat'

1 عمومی:: پهن‌

2 عمومی:: مسط‌ح‌

3 عمومی:: تخت‌

4 عمومی:: هموار

5 عمومی:: صاف‌

6 عمومی:: تخت

7 عمومی:: منطقه هموار

8 عمومی:: ( adv&jda &n) پهن‌

9 عمومی:: بی‌ تنوع‌

1 general::   noun set of rooms ADJ. big, spacious | modest | cramped, little, poky, small, tiny | comfortable, cosy | beautiful, nice | luxury, posh | shabby | modern | self-contained | purpose-built | furnished, unfurnished | one-room, studio | one-bedroomed, two-room, etc. | bachelor, granny Even the prices of small bachelor flats are unbelievable. They converted two rooms of their house into a granny flat for Tony's elderly mother. | attic, basement, bottom, downstairs, first-floor, ground-floor, penthouse, top, top-floor, upstairs the people who lived in the downstairs flat | high-rise a block of high-rise flats | empty, unoccupied, vacant | privately-owned | rented | council | holiday | next They live in the next flat. QUANT. block The tall blocks of flats dominated the skyline. VERB + FLAT have, own They have a flat in Paris and a house in Normandy. | rent, take The musician took a flat in a fashionable area of London. | let, sublet The landlady found they had been illegally subletting the flat. | buy | sell | find (sb), look for Do you think that the council could find me another flat? | get (sb) We got her a flat in the same block as ours. | live in, occupy, stay in Our flat is one of the two occupied in the block. | share | move into, move (out) from, move out (of) | build | decorate, refurbish a contract to refurbish 18 council flats | lock (up) | let sb/yourself into She let herself into the flat with the spare key. | leave, let sb/yourself out (of) | break (into) | evict sb from FLAT + VERB be located The flat is located in a modern development. | face sth, overlook sth a luxury block of flats overlooking the marina PREP. at a/the ~ I'll meet you back at your flat. | in a/the ~ She lives in the top flat. PHRASES convert/divide/make/turn sth into flats The house has now been converted into flats. land ADJ. coastal | tidal | mud (also mudflat), sand, salt mud and sand flats rich in animal life PREP. on the ~ These birds live on the coastal flats. musical note ADJ. A, B, etc. VERB + FLAT have The key of E flat major has three flats. | play PREP. in … ~ Mendelssohn's Quintet in B flat

2 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with FLAT, Also see CAUGHT FLAT-FOOTED; FALL FLAT; IN NO TIME (NOTHING FLAT); LEAVE FLAT.

3 general::   adj. VERBS be, look | become | lie, stay I can't get this material to lie flat. She lay flat on the ground. | fold sth, get sth, make sth, press sth Shall I fold the paper flat or roll it up? ADV. very | absolutely, completely, quite The sea was almost completely flat. | almost | fairly, quite, rather

4 general:: flat ADJECTIVES/NOUN + flat small • The flat was too small for the three of them. big/spacious • It was a big flat with eight or nine rooms. cramped/poky (= too small and not comfortable ) • She spends most days shut up in a poky flat looking after her disabled Mum. a one-bedroom/two-bedroom etc flat • She lived in a one-bedroom flat in Clapham. a one-room/two-room etc flat • Their home is a humble two-room flat. a ground-floor/first-floor/second-floor etc flat • We’re moving into a first-floor flat. a basement flat (= a flat that is below ground level ) • They lived in a basement flat in South London. a studio flat (= with one main room ) • I might just be able to afford a tiny studio flat. high-rise flats (= flats in a very tall building ) • Many high-rise flats were built in the 1970s. a rented flat • He returned to his rented flat in Cheltenham. a luxury flat • Laura shares a luxury flat with her sister Chloe. a self-contained flat (= a flat with its own kitchen and bathroom ) • We rented a self-contained flat in the city centre. a furnished/unfurnished flat (= a rented flat that does or does not have furniture ) • She found a job and a furnished flat. a holiday flat • The building has been converted into three holiday flats. phrases a block of flats (= a large building divided into separate flats ) • At the time, I lived in a block of flats in St John’s Wood. verbs live in a flat • Terry lived in a flat on the second floor. buy a flat • I had planned to buy a flat with Geraldine. rent a flat • Renting a flat can be very expensive in this part of town. move into a flat • They move into their new flat next week. own a flat • The couple own their own flat in Peebles.

5 general:: flat on one level, without any holes or raised areas, and not sloping or curving: • a flat roof • a flat screen • Before you lay the tiles, make sure that the ground is completely flat. level not sloping in any direction, so that every part is at the same height: • Is the top of this picture level? • After four hours coming down the mountain, I was glad to be back on level ground. smooth without any holes or raised areas – used especially when saying how something feels when you touch it: • her lovely smooth skin • I ran my hand across the animal’s smooth fur. even without any holes or raised areas: • Apply the paint to an even surface. • Be careful – the path is not very even here. horizontal going straight across and not sloping: • a horizontal line • Raise both arms to a horizontal position.

6 general:: noun apartment: We rented a flat in San Francisco. noun level: The road was flat and endless. adj. no money: He was flat broke. adj. no air: We had a flat tire on the truck.