Their new apartment building included a luxurious flat with a balcony overlooking the city.
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A musical note lowered by a semitone.
Play B flat.
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The score indicates a B flat in the second measure of the song; use appropriate fingering.
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flatverb
To become level or smooth.
Iron the shirt flat.
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She used a rolling pin to flat the dough before cutting out the cookies.
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To knock someone down.
The punch flattened him.
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The boxer delivered a powerful blow that threatened to flat his opponent in the ring.
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flatadverb
Exactly; precisely.
She refused flat.
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The company refused flat to consider the new proposal because of budget constraints.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "flat" in English means: Level and smooth, without curves or bumps., Lying horizontally; prostrate., Deflated; having lost air., Apt or likely to do something; certain.
The phonetic transcription of "flat" is /flæt/ in British English and /flæt/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "flat": level, even, smooth, apartment.
Example usage of "flat": "The table is flat.". More examples on the page.