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1. n плоскость, плоская поверхностьflat tank — цистерна с плоскими стенками, днищем и крышей
2. n фаска, грань3. n равнина, низина4. n отмель; плоская мель или банка; низкий берег5. n плоскодонка; баржа; шаланда6. n широкая неглубокая корзина7. n туфли без каблуков8. n амер. соломенная шляпа с низкой тульёй и широкими полями9. n сл. простофиля; тупица10. n муз. бемоль11. n разг. гриб-шляпух12. n амер. разг. спущенная шинаrun flat — шина, остающаяся безопасной после прокола
13. n сл. журнал большого формата, напечатанный на тонкой бумаге14. n геол. горизонтальный пласт; пологая залежьflat wall — подошва пласта, лежачий бок
15. n стр. настил16. n тех. боёк молотка17. n ж. -д. горн. горизонтальный участок18. n горн. околоствольный двор19. a плоский, ровный, гладкийas flat as a pancake — плоский как блин, совершенно плоский
20. a растянувшийся во всю длину, плашмя21. a в той же плоскости22. a нерельефный, плоскийflat as a pancake — плоский как блин, совершенно плоский
23. a мелкий, неглубокий24. a плоскодонный25. a без каблука, на низком каблуке26. a полосовой27. a воен. настильный28. a полигр. несфальцованный; листовой, флатовый29. adv плоско, ровно, гладко30. adv плашмя31. adv ясно, прямо, определённо, категорически32. adv совершенно33. adv точно, как раз34. adv фин. без процентов35. n квартира36. n дом, состоящий из нескольких таких квартир37. n редк. этажСинонимический ряд:1. boring (adj.) boring; pointless; spiritless; tedious; unanimated; uninteresting2. collapsed (adj.) collapsed; deflated3. downright (adj.) downright; indubitable; unquestionable; up-and-down4. dry (adj.) blind; colorless; colourless; dead; dim; drab; dry; dull; earthbound; lackluster; lacklustre; lifeless; lusterless; mat; matter-of-fact; muddy; murky; muted; pedestrian; prosaic; prosy; unimaginative; uninspired5. exactly (adj.) exactly; precisely6. fixed (adj.) absolute; fixed; outright; peremptory; positive; unequivocal; unqualified7. flavorless (adj.) bland; bleak; flavorless; stale; unsavoury; unseasoned; vapid8. horizontally (adj.) horizontally; levelly9. insipid (adj.) banal; driveling; flavourless; inane; innocuous; insipid; jejune; milk-and-water; namby-pamby; sapless; swashy; waterish; watery; wishy-washy10. level (adj.) decumbent; equal; even; flush; horizontal; level; low; planate; plane; procumbent; prone; prostrate; reclining; recumbent; smooth; straight; supine11. poor (adj.) beggared; broke; destitute; dirt poor; fortuneless; impecunious; impoverished; indigent; necessitous; needy; penurious; poor; poverty-stricken; stone-broke; stony; strapped; unprosperous12. unpalatable (adj.) distasteful; ill-flavored; savorless; tasteless; unappetizing; unpalatable; unsavory13. apartment (noun) apartment; lodging; lodgings; rental; rooms; suite; tenement14. blowout (noun) blowout; puncture15. lowland (noun) lowland; plane; prairie; shoal16. absolutely (other) absolutely; definitely; positivelyАнтонимический ряд:acrid; animated; approximately; conditional; doubtful; dubious; effervescent; elevated; erect; exciting; hilly; interesting; keen; lively; perpendicular; pointed; raised; rough; round; spicy; vertical; vertically
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