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Meanings of flat in English
Accidental lowering the pitch of a note by one chromatic semitone.
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Portuguese
direto Spanish
uniforme Usage of flat in English
1
One small problem: the builders hadn't actually finished building the flat yet.
2
Central Wellington tenant Annie Dick said her flat had problem after problem.
3
The general economic situation in Germany urgently asks for a flat rate.
4
Now the best case scenario is that you're flat for the year.
5
So far it's fairly flat, a shipping source said regarding demurrage costs.
6
Sikorsky's business prospects were seen as flat at best, the sources said.
7
However, growth in North America will remain flat in the fourth quarter.
8
IHS Technology analyst Jack Kent said the flat revenue indicated new challenges.
9
The stock has quadrupled this year, in a flat Australian share market.
10
The bank said it expected operating costs to remain flat in 2011.
11
Indonesian shares were flat, even as it reported hundreds of new cases.
12
The markets though remain flat, and are watching the situation with caution.
13
Schroeder is in a delicate position on the question of flat-rate access.
14
They are flat-out wrong, Wheeler said in a statement late on Wednesday.
15
This is fat; mine was flat; mine was light; this is heavy.
16
Enter Earth There's one problem with that: The world is not flat.
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Translations for flat
Portuguese
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Russian
Flat through the time
Flat across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
Canada
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