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  4. flat

flat

/flæt/
plat

The apartment has a flat roof.

L'appartement a un toit plat.


informel

Apartment or housing unit, often rented.

They moved into a new flat in the city center.

Ils ont emménagé dans un nouvel appartement en centre-ville.

In British English, 'flat' is commonly used to refer to an apartment.

général

Surface that is level and without curves or slopes.

The road was flat for miles.

La route était plate pendant des kilomètres.

technique

Tire that has lost air pressure and is no longer round.

He noticed a flat tire on his car.

Il a remarqué un pneu à plat sur sa voiture.

Collocations

flat tirepneu à platflat ratetarif forfaitaireflat screenécran plat

Synonymes

apartmentleveldeflated

Antonymes

hillycurvedinflated

Expressions liées

flat outexpression
completely or without hesitation
flat brokeexpression
having no money at all

Conseil pro

British vs. American Usage

In British English, 'flat' often means 'apartment', while in American English, 'apartment' is more commonly used.

Origine du mot

From Old English 'flæt', meaning 'level or flat surface'.

Notes d'usage

In British English, 'flat' is commonly used to refer to an apartment, while in American English, 'apartment' is more common.

Décomposition du mot

flat
level or without elevation
root
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