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adj. (-tter, -ttest) 1. хавтгай. 2. тэгш, мөлгөр, гөлгөр. 3. шалчийсан, хий нь гарсан. 4. цэнэггүй болсон, дууссан (зай). 5. сул, үлбэгэр, амт нь гарсан. 6. уйтгартай, зэхий даасан. 7. хөггүй (хөгжим). 8. шууд, эрс, тас түс. n. 1. орон сууц. They're renting a furnished \flat on the third floor. Тэд, гурван давхарт тавилгатай сууц хөлслөн сууж байна. 2. the \flat (of sth) хавтгай. 3. тэгш газар. 4. mus. бемоль. adv. 1. тэрийн, хавтгайгаараа. 2. тэнийлгэн, дэлгэн. 3. яг, илүү ч дутуугүй. flat broke сохор зоосгүй, улаан мөнгөгүй. flat out хар эрчээрээ, хамаг хурдаараа. flat-footed adj. 1. хавтгай хөлтэй. 2. удаан, болхи. 3. молхи, мулгуу. flatly adv. 1. жишим ч үгүй, гөлийсөн. 2. эрс, шууд. She \flat refused to give us any information. Тэр, бидэнд ямар нэгэн мэдээлэл өгөхөөс эрс татгалзав. flatness n.
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