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Meanings of flatten out in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "flatten"
Examples for "flatten"
1
Also, on March 13, he said Britain wanted to flatten the curve.
2
But, Souza added, the yield curve is likely to continue to flatten.
3
I heard we need to flatten the curve, what does that mean?
4
Press down firmly and flatten it with the palm of your hand.
5
Drop potato mixture by tablespoons into hot oil; flatten slightly with spatula.
Usage of flatten out in anglès
1
While this may appear alarming, the curve has begun to flatten out.
2
I'll just smash it with this book and it will flatten out.
3
I gave him a dose that would flatten out St. Vitus himself.
4
At the top, shiny new piste-grooming machines flatten out the snow.
5
These cookies puff up first then flatten out with crinkled tops.
6
They can flatten out pretty bad once they poof back down.
7
The globe started to rotate and flatten out slightly.
8
Those prices should flatten out or decline slightly in the third and fourth quarters, Engles said.
9
The last section of the slope started to flatten out, allowing them to increase their speed.
10
But if the government is re-elected, it has big plans to flatten out Australia's tax rates.
11
Jamie Ritchie of Sotheby's believes prices will flatten out before resuming a slow but steady rise.
12
Binder's expression began to flatten out into neutrality.
13
The country had begun to flatten out.
14
The slope began to flatten out, revealing at least a mile of straight deserted road ahead of her.
15
He was much quicker than usual and landed way down the jump where it started to flatten out.
16
The personality watched the visitor curve round and flatten out; perceptive cells strained to keep it in focus.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common