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1 heurter

heurter [ˈœʀte]

➭ TABLE 1

1. transitive verb

   a. ( = cogner) [+ objet] to hit ; [+ personne] to collide with ; [+ voiture] to bump into ; ( = bousculer) to jostle

• la voiture a heurté un arbre the car ran into a tree

   b. ( = choquer) [+ personne, préjugés] to offend ; [+ bon goût, bon sens] to go against ; [+ amour-propre] to injure ; [+ opinions] to clash with

• heurter qn de front to clash head-on with sb

2. reflexive verb

► se heurter

   a. ( = s'entrechoquer) to collide

   b. ( = s'opposer) [personnes, opinions] to clash

   c. ( = rencontrer) se heurter à un problème to come up against a problem

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’œʀte
1.

verbe transitif

1) ( cogner contre) [objet] to hit; [personne] to collide with [passant, véhicule]; to bump into [objet, personne à l'arrêt]

heurter quelqu'un avec quelque chose — to knock somebody with something

il a heurté la table avec sa valise — he knocked against the table with his suitcase

2) ( cogner)

heurter quelque chose avec or contre quelque chose — to knock something against something

3) ( offenser) to offend [personne, morale]; to go against [convenances]; to hurt [sentiment]

heurter l'opinion publique — [action] to run counter to public opinion; [personne] to conflict with public opinion

heurter quelqu'un de front — to clash with somebody head-on

2.

verbe intransitif

heurter contre — to strike

3.

se heurter verbe pronominal

1) ( se cogner) [véhicules, personnes] to collide; [tasses] to knock against each other

les idées se heurtaient dans sa tête — ideas were whirling about in his head

se heurter contre or à quelqu'un/quelque chose — to bump into somebody/something

2) ( rencontrer)

se heurter à — to come up against [préjugé, refus]

3) ( s'affronter) to clash (à with)

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'œʀte vt
1) [mur] to hit, [personne] to collide with

2) (= offenser, blesser) to upset

3)

heurter qn de front — to clash head-on with sb

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heurter verb table: aimer

A vtr

1 ( cogner contre) [objet] to hit, strike; [personne] to collide with [personne, véhicule]; to bump into [objet, personne à l'arrêt]; la voiture a heurté un piéton the car hit ou struck a pedestrian; la bicyclette a heurté le bord du trottoir the bicycle hit the kerb GB ou curb US; sa tête heurta le mur his head hit ou struck the wall; heurter qn avec qch to knock sb with sth; heurter qch avec qch to knock against sth with sth; il a heurté la table avec sa valise he knocked against the table with his suitcase;

2 ( cogner) heurter qch avec or contre qch to knock sth against sth;

3 ( offenser) to offend [personne, nation, bonne conscience]; to go against [convenances]; to hurt [sentiment]; heurter l'opinion publique [action] to run counter to public opinion; [personne] to conflict with public opinion; heurter qn de front to clash with sb head-on.

B vi heurter contre to strike; sa tête heurta contre le mur his head struck the wall.

C se heurter vpr

1 ( se cogner) [véhicules, personnes] to collide; [verres, tasses] to bang ou knock against each other; les idées se heurtaient dans sa tête ideas were jostling ou whirling about in his head; se heurter contre or à qn/qch to bump into sb/sth;

2 ( rencontrer) se heurter à to come up against [préjugé, crainte, problème]; se heurter à un refus to come up against a refusal;

3 ( s'affronter) [idées, couleurs] to clash ou conflict (à with); [personne] to clash (à with).

[ʼɶrte] verbe transitif

1. [cogner] to strike, to hit, to knock

en descendant du train, je l'ai heurté avec mon sac I caught him with my bag ou I bumped into him with my bag as I got off the train

son front a violemment heurté le carrelage she banged her forehead on the tiled floor

2. [aller à l'encontre de] to run counter to (soutenu), to go against

son discours risque de heurter l'opinion publique his speech is likely to go against public opinion

3. [choquer] to shock, to offend

heurter la sensibilité de quelqu'un to hurt somebody's feelings

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heurter à verbe plus préposition

(littéraire) [porte] to knock at

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heurter contre verbe plus préposition

to bump into

le voilier a heurté contre un récif the sailing boat struck a reef

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se heurter verbe pronominal (emploi réciproque)

1. [passants, véhicules] to collide, to bump ou to run into each other

2. [être en désaccord] to clash (with each other)

nous nous sommes heurtés à la dernière réunion we crossed swords ou clashed at the last meeting

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se heurter à verbe pronominal plus préposition

[rencontrer] to come up against

il s'est heurté à un refus catégorique he met with a categorical refusal

Dictionnaire Français-Anglais > heurter
2 flat

flæt
1. adjective
1) (level; without rise or fall: a flat surface.) llano, plano, liso

2) (dull; without interest: She spent a very flat weekend.) monótono

3) ((of something said, decided etc) definite; emphatic: a flat denial.) rotundo

4) ((of a tyre) not inflated, having lost most of its air: His car had a flat tyre.) desinflado

5) ((of drinks) no longer fizzy: flat lemonade; (also adverb) My beer has gone flat.) sin gas

6) (slightly lower than a musical note should be: That last note was flat; (also adverb) The choir went very flat.) desafinado

2. adverb
(stretched out: She was lying flat on her back.) horizontalmente

3. noun
1) ((American apartment) a set of rooms on one floor, with kitchen and bathroom, in a larger building or block: Do you live in a house or a flat?) apartamento

2) ((in musical notation) a sign (♭) which makes a note a semitone lower.) bemol

3) (a level, even part: the flat of her hand.) plano; palma

4) ((usually in plural) an area of flat land, especially beside the sea, a river etc: mud flats.) llano, llanura

•

- flatly
- flatten
- flat rate
- flat out

flat¹ adj

1. llano / plano

flat land terreno llano

a flat roof un tejado plano / una azotea

2. desinflado

a flat tyre un neumático deshinchado

El comparativo de flat se escribe flatter; el superlativo se escribe flattest

flat² n piso / apartamento

do you live in a house or a flat? ¿vives en una casa o en un piso?

Se dice flat en inglés británico, en inglés americano se dice apartment

flat

tr[flæt]

adjective (comp flatter, superl flattest)

1 (level, even) llano,-a, plano,-a; (smooth) liso,-a

■ people thought the earth was flat la gente creía que la tierra era plana

■ he's got flat feet tiene los pies planos

■ put it on a flat surface ponlo en una superficie plana

2 (shallow) llano,-a

■ a flat dish un plato llano

3 (shoes) sin tacón

4 (tyre, ball etc) desinflado,-a

5 (battery) descargado,-a

6 (drink) sin gas

■ this beer's flat esta cerveza no tiene gas

7 figurative use (dull) monótono,-a, soso,-a

■ he spoke in a flat voice habló en voz monótona

■ it was a very flat performance fue una actuación muy insulsa

8 (having single price) fijo,-a

■ there's a flat fare hay un precio fijo

9 (firm, absolute, categorical) rotundo,-a

■ he gave us a flat denial se negó categóricamente

10 (exact) justo,-a

■ a flat thirty minutes unos treinta minutos justos

11 SMALLMUSIC/SMALL (key) bemol; (voice, instrument) desafinado,-a

noun

1 (plain) llano, llanura

2 (of hand) palma

3 SMALLMUSIC/SMALL bemol nombre masculino

4 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (tyre) pinchazo

adverb

1 (completely) categóricamente

■ he told me flat me lo dijo categóricamente

■ she turned me down flat me rechazó de plano

2 SMALLMUSIC/SMALL desafinadamente

3 (exactly) exactamente

■ in ten seconds flat en diez segundos justos

plural noun flats

1 (low level plain) llano sing

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

and that's flat no hay más que decir

as flat as a pancake liso,-a como la palma de la mano

flat broke sin blanca

to be in a flat spin (person) estar hecho,-a un lío

to fall flat (joke etc) caer mal, no hacer gracia

to fall flat on one's face caer de bruces

to go flat out ir a toda pastilla, ir a todo gas

to lay flat estirar, extender

to play flat / sing flat desafinar

flat cap gorra

flat racing carreras nombre femenino plural de caballos sin vallas

flat spin SMALLAVIATION/SMALL barrena

mud flats marismas nombre femenino plural

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flat

tr[flæt]

noun

1 (apartment) piso

flat ['flæt] vt, flatted ; flatting

1) flatten: aplanar, achatar

2) : bajar de tono (en música)

flat adv

1) exactly: exactamente

in ten minutes flat: en diez minutos exactos

2) : desafinado, demasiado bajo (en la música)

flat adj, flatter ; flattest

1) even, level: plano, llano

2) smooth: liso

3) definite: categórico, rotundo, explícito

a flat refusal: una negativa categórica

4) dull: aburrido, soso, monótono (dícese la voz)

5) deflated: desinflado, pinchado, ponchado Mex

6) : bemol (en música)

to sing flat: cantar desafinado

flat n

1) plain: llano m, terreno m llano

2) : bemol m (en la música)

3) apartment: apartamento m, departamento m

4) or flat tire : pinchazo m, ponchadura f Mex

flat (UK)

n.

• apartamento s.m. (Drink)

adj.

• sin gas (Bebida) adj. (Tire)

n.

• pinchada (Neumático) (•Automóvil•) s.f. (Wine)

n.

• insípido (Vino) s.m.

adj.

• bemol adj.

• desanimado, -a adj.

• deslustrado, -a adj.

• empañado, -a adj.

• horizontal adj.

• insulso, -a adj.

• insípido, -a adj.

• liso, -a adj.

• llano, -a adj.

• mate adj.

• mocho, -a adj.

• monótono, -a adj.

• muerto, -a adj.

• plano, -a adj.

• raso, -a adj.

• tendido, -a adj.

n.

• apartamiento s.m.

• bemol s.m.

• palma de la mano s.f.

• pantano s.m.

• piso s.m.

• plano s.m.

I flæt
adjective - tt-

1)

a) < surface> plano; < countryside> llano

flat feet — pies mpl planos

houses with flat roofs — casas fpl con techos planos or con azoteas

I was flat on my back for two months — (me) pasé dos meses en cama

to fold something flat — doblar bien algo

he laid the map down flat on the table — extendió el mapa sobre la mesa

I lay down flat and tried to relax — me tumbé or me tendí e intenté relajarme; face I 1) a)

b) < dish> llano, bajo (Chi), playo (RPl)

flat shoes — zapatos mpl bajos, zapatillas fpl de piso (Méx)

flat cap o hat — (BrE) gorra f ( de lana con visera)

c) ( deflated) < ball> desinflado, ponchado (Méx)

you have a flat tire o (BrE) tyre — tienes un neumático desinflado or una rueda desinflada or (Méx) una llanta ponchada

2)

a) <lemonade/beer> sin efervescencia, sin gas

b) < battery> descargado

switch off or you'll get a flat battery — apaga o se te va a descargar la batería

3) (dull, uninteresting) <conversation/party> soso (fam); < joke> sin gracia; < voice> monótono

she felt a bit flat — estaba un tanto alicaída or baja de moral

to fall flat — \<\<play/project\>\> fracasar*, no ser* bien recibido

the joke fell very flat — el chiste no hizo ni pizca de gracia

4) (total, firm) <denial/refusal> rotundo, categórico

they've said they won't do it and that's flat — han dicho que no lo harán y no hay vuelta de hoja (fam)

5) ( Mus)

a) ( referring to key) bemol

A flat — la m bemol

b) ( too low)

you're flat — estás desafinando ( por cantar or tocar demasiado bajo)

6) ( fixed) (before n) < rate> fijo, uniforme

7) ( broke) (AmE colloq) (pred)

to be flat — estar* pelado (fam)

II

adverb

1)

a) <refuse/turn down> de plano, categóricamente

b) ( exactly)

it took him two hours flat — tardó dos horas justas or exactas

c) (AmE colloq) (as intensifier) completamente; see also broke II

2) ( Mus) demasiado bajo

III

noun

1) ( apartment) (BrE) apartamento m, departamento m (AmL), piso m (Esp)

2)

a) ( surface - of sword) cara f de la hoja; (- of hand) palma f

b) ( level ground) llano m, terreno m llano

3) ( Mus) bemol m

4) ( Theat) bastidor m

5) flats pl

a) ( low-lying ground) llano m

mud flats — marismas fpl

b) ( shoes) (esp AmE) zapatos mpl bajos, zapatillas fpl de piso (Méx)

I [flæt]
1. ADJ
(compar flatter) (superl flattest)
1) (=level) [surface, roof] plano; [countryside] llano

he was lying flat on the floor — estaba tumbado en el suelo

he laid his hands flat on the table — puso las manos extendidas sobre la mesa

keep your feet flat on the floor — mantén los pies bien pegados al suelo

the sea was calm and flat — el mar estaba en calma y no había olas

• lie flat on your back — túmbate de espaldas en el suelo

he was flat on his back for a month after the accident — tuvo que guardar cama durante un mes después del accidente

• to fall flat on one's face — (lit) caer(se) de bruces

the government's campaign fell flat on its face — la campaña del gobierno resultó un fracaso

- flat as a pancake
spin
2) (=smooth, even) [road, surface] liso, llano

to smooth sth flat — [+ paper etc] alisar algo

3) (=shallow) [dish] llano; [box] plano

4) [foot, shoe] plano; [nose] chato

to have flat feet — tener los pies planos

5) (=deflated) [tyre, ball] pinchado, desinflado

we got a flat tyre — se nos pinchó una rueda, se nos ponchó una llanta (Mex)

I had a flat tyre — tenía una rueda pinchada or desinflada, tenía un pinchazo, tenía una ponchada (Mex)

6) (=dull, lifeless) [voice, colour] apagado; [taste, style] soso; [light] sin contraste; [drink] sin burbujas or gas; [battery] descargado

• the atmosphere at the party was a bit flat — el ambiente de la fiesta estaba un poco apagado

• I've got a flat battery — se me ha descargado la batería

• I'm feeling rather flat — estoy un poco deprimido

• she meant it as a joke, but it fell flat — lo dijo de broma, pero nadie le vio la gracia

• the champagne has gone flat — al champán se le ha ido la fuerza or se le han ido las burbujas

7) (=inactive) [trade, business] flojo

sales have been flat this summer — las ventas han estado flojas este verano, no ha habido mucho movimiento de ventas este verano

8) (=outright) [refusal, denial] rotundo, terminante

• his suggestion met with a flat refusal — su sugerencia recibió una negativa rotunda or terminante

• he says he's not going and that's flat * — dice que no va y sanseacabó

9) (Mus)

a) [voice, instrument] desafinado

she/her singing was flat — desafinaba cantando

b) (of key) bemol

E flat major — mi bemol mayor

10) (=fixed) [rate, fee, charge] fijo

11) (Horse racing)

• flat jockey — jinete mf de carreras sin obstáculos

• the flat season — la temporada de carreras de caballos sin obstáculos

12) (=not shiny) (of painted surface) mate, sin brillo

2. ADV

1) (=absolutely)

• to be flat broke * — estar pelado *, estar sin un duro (Sp) *, estar sin un peso (LAm) *

2) (=outright) [refuse] rotundamente, terminantemente

• I told her flat that she couldn't have it — le dije terminantemente que no se lo podía quedar

• to turn sth down flat — rechazar algo rotundamente or de plano

3) (=exactly)

he did it in ten minutes flat — lo hizo en diez minutos justos or exactos

4) (esp Brit)

flat out: flat out, the car can do 140mph — cuando pones el coche a toda máquina, llega a las 140 millas por hora

• to go flat out — ir a toda máquina

to go flat out for sth — intentar conseguir algo por todos los medios

she went flat out for the title — intentó por todos los medios conseguir el título

• to work flat out (to do sth) — trabajar a toda máquina (para hacer algo)

5) (Mus)

to play/sing flat — tocar/cantar demasiado bajo, desafinar

3. N

1) [of hand] palma f; [of sword] cara f de la hoja

2) (Mus) bemol m

3) (Aut) pinchazo m, ponchada f (Mex)

• we got a flat — se nos pinchó una rueda, se nos ponchó una llanta (Mex)

• I had a flat — tenía una rueda pinchada or desinflada, tenía un pinchazo, tenía una ponchada (Mex)

4) flats (Geog) (=marshland) marismas fpl; (=sand) bancos mpl de arena

• mud flats — marismas fpl

• salt flats — salinas fpl

5) (Theat) bastidor m

6) (Horse racing)

the flat — las carreras de caballos sin obstáculos

4.

CPD

flat cap N — gorra de lana con visera

flat pack N —

it comes in a flat pack — viene en una caja plana para el automontaje; see flat-pack

flat racing N — carreras fpl de caballos sin obstáculos

flat rate N — [of interest, tax] tanto m alzado; (Internet, Telec) tarifa f plana; see flat-rate

flat screen N — (TV, Comput) pantalla f plana; see flat-screen

II

[flæt]
N (Brit) apartamento m, piso m (Sp), departamento m (LAm)
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I [flæt]
adjective - tt-

1)

a) < surface> plano; < countryside> llano

flat feet — pies mpl planos

houses with flat roofs — casas fpl con techos planos or con azoteas

I was flat on my back for two months — (me) pasé dos meses en cama

to fold something flat — doblar bien algo

he laid the map down flat on the table — extendió el mapa sobre la mesa

I lay down flat and tried to relax — me tumbé or me tendí e intenté relajarme; face I 1) a)

b) < dish> llano, bajo (Chi), playo (RPl)

flat shoes — zapatos mpl bajos, zapatillas fpl de piso (Méx)

flat cap o hat — (BrE) gorra f ( de lana con visera)

c) ( deflated) < ball> desinflado, ponchado (Méx)

you have a flat tire o (BrE) tyre — tienes un neumático desinflado or una rueda desinflada or (Méx) una llanta ponchada

2)

a) <lemonade/beer> sin efervescencia, sin gas

b) < battery> descargado

switch off or you'll get a flat battery — apaga o se te va a descargar la batería

3) (dull, uninteresting) <conversation/party> soso (fam); < joke> sin gracia; < voice> monótono

she felt a bit flat — estaba un tanto alicaída or baja de moral

to fall flat — \<\<play/project\>\> fracasar*, no ser* bien recibido

the joke fell very flat — el chiste no hizo ni pizca de gracia

4) (total, firm) <denial/refusal> rotundo, categórico

they've said they won't do it and that's flat — han dicho que no lo harán y no hay vuelta de hoja (fam)

5) ( Mus)

a) ( referring to key) bemol

A flat — la m bemol

b) ( too low)

you're flat — estás desafinando ( por cantar or tocar demasiado bajo)

6) ( fixed) (before n) < rate> fijo, uniforme

7) ( broke) (AmE colloq) (pred)

to be flat — estar* pelado (fam)

II

adverb

1)

a) <refuse/turn down> de plano, categóricamente

b) ( exactly)

it took him two hours flat — tardó dos horas justas or exactas

c) (AmE colloq) (as intensifier) completamente; see also broke II

2) ( Mus) demasiado bajo

III

noun

1) ( apartment) (BrE) apartamento m, departamento m (AmL), piso m (Esp)

2)

a) ( surface - of sword) cara f de la hoja; (- of hand) palma f

b) ( level ground) llano m, terreno m llano

3) ( Mus) bemol m

4) ( Theat) bastidor m

5) flats pl

a) ( low-lying ground) llano m

mud flats — marismas fpl

b) ( shoes) (esp AmE) zapatos mpl bajos, zapatillas fpl de piso (Méx)

English-spanish dictionary > flat
3 flat

flat [flæt]

plat ⇒ 1 (a), 3 (b), 3 (c) dégonflé ⇒ 1 (a) crevé ⇒ 1 (a) à plat ⇒ 1 (a), 1 (d) éventé ⇒ 1 (b) monotone ⇒ 1 (c) en dessous du ton ⇒ 1 (e), 2 (c) catégorique ⇒ 1 (f) fixe ⇒ 1 (g) catégoriquement ⇒ 1 (f), 2 (a) appartement ⇒ 3 (a) bémol ⇒ 3 (e) crevaison ⇒ 3 (f)

1 adjective

(a) (countryside, feet, stomach, chest, shoes) plat; (surface) plan; (roof) plat, en terrasse; (nose) épaté, camus; (curve) aplati; (tyre → deflated) à plat, dégonflé; (→ punctured) crevé; (ball, balloon) dégonflé; (picture) sans relief; (in painting → colour) mat; Architecture (vault) plat; (arch) déprimé;

∎ to stretch out flat (person) s'allonger à plat;

∎ to stand flat against the wall (person) se plaquer contre le mur; (item of furniture) être adossé contre le mur;

∎ it folds up flat c'est pliable;

∎ he was lying flat on his back il était allongé à plat sur le dos;

∎ figurative to be flat on one's back (with illness) être alité;

∎ lay the book flat on the desk pose le livre à plat sur le bureau;

∎ also figurative to knock sb flat faire tomber qn à la renverse;

∎ the blow laid him flat le coup l'a assommé;

∎ to fall flat on one's back tomber sur le dos;

∎ to fall flat (joke) tomber à plat; (play etc) faire un four;

∎ to fall flat on one's face tomber la tête la première; figurative se casser le nez;

∎ the city had been bombed flat les bombardements avaient rasé la ville

(b) (soft drink, beer, champagne) éventé;

∎ to go flat (beer, soft drink) s'éventer, perdre ses bulles

(c) figurative (monotonous → style, voice) monotone, terne; (without emotion → voice) éteint; (stock market, business) au point mort; (social life) peu animé;

∎ to feel flat se sentir vidé ou à plat;

∎ business has been a bit flat lately les affaires sont calmes ces derniers temps

(d) (battery) à plat

(e) Music en dessous du ton, trop bas;

∎ to be flat (singer) chanter en dessous du ton ou trop bas; (instrumentalist) jouer en dessous du ton ou trop bas;

∎ E flat mi m bémol

(f) (categorical → refusal, denial) catégorique;

∎ to give a flat refusal refuser catégoriquement;

∎ you're not going, and that's flat! tu n'iras pas, un point c'est tout!

(g) Commerce (rate, fare, fee) fixe

2 adverb

(a) (categorically) catégoriquement;

∎ she turned me down flat elle m'a opposé un refus catégorique

(b) (exactly)

∎ in thirty seconds flat en trente secondes pile

(c) Music en dessous du ton

(d) familiar (idiom)

∎ flat broke complètement fauché

3 noun

(a) British (apartment) appartement m;

∎ (block of) flats immeuble m (d'habitation)

(b) (of hand, blade) plat m

(c) Horseracing

∎ the flat (races) le plat; (season) la saison des courses de plat

(d) on the flat (horizontally) horizontalement; Railways (track) en palier; Sport sur le plat

(e) Music bémol m

(f) familiar (puncture) crevaison^□ f; (punctured tyre) pneu m crevé^□ ; (deflated tyre) pneu m à plat^□ ;

∎ we got a flat (puncture) nous avons crevé

(g) Theatre ferme f

4 flats plural noun

(a) Geography

∎ salt flats marais mpl salants

(b) (shoes) chaussures fpl plates

5 flat out

1 adjective

(exhausted) à plat, vidé; (drunk) fin saoul; (knocked out) K-O

2 adverb

∎ to work flat out travailler d'arrache-pied;

∎ to be going flat out (car) être à sa vitesse maximum; (driver, runner, horse) être au maximum ou à fond;

∎ the car does 100 mph flat out ≃ la vitesse maximale ou de pointe de la voiture est de 160 km/h;

∎ she's going flat out to win the chairmanship elle met tout en jeu pour obtenir la présidence

►► flat bed (of lorry) plateau m;

flat blade screwdriver tournevis m à lame plate, tournevis m plat;

Nautical flat calm calme m plat;

British flat cap casquette f;

Computing flat file fichier m de données non structurées;

Computing & Television flat monitor écran m plat;

Computing flat panel display moniteur m à écran plat;

Horseracing flat race course f de plat;

Horseracing flat racing (races) plat m; (season) saison f des courses de plat;

Computing & Television flat screen écran m plat;

Horseracing flat season saison f des courses de plat;

flat top (haircut) brosse f; American familiar (aircraft carrier) porte-avions^□ m inv;

Australian flat white (coffee) café m au lait

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