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Meanings of flatten in English
Usage of flatten in English
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.
6
I flatten the sheet against the table and read the rickety letters.
7
Divide mixture between prepared loaf tins, spread evenly and flatten the top.
8
Niko had to flatten himself against the mesh to let them pass.
9
For two pins I'd flatten your nose in to teach you manners.
10
While this may appear alarming, the curve has begun to flatten out.
11
He pulled up short to flatten himself against the hut's rear wall.
12
Use two fingers or the back of a fork to slightly flatten.
13
Tom did not follow the advice to flatten himself on the ground.
14
Press it down and flatten it with the palms of your hands.
15
I'll just smash it with this book and it will flatten out.
16
They are still not helping by staying indoors to flatten the curve.
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Translations for flatten
Spanish
Flatten through the time
Flatten across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare