flat · adj
flat (WITHOUT AIR)
B2 If a tire is flat, it does not contain enough air.
Dictionary examples:
When I got to the car, I discovered I had a flat tire. (29.2)
flat (WITHOUT BUBBLES)
C2 If a drink is flat, it does not contain enough bubbles of gas.
Dictionary examples:
If you don’t put the top back on the soda bottle, it will go flat. (58.3)
flat (LOW)
B1 Flat shoes do not raise your feet far from the ground.
Dictionary examples:
I love my flat sneakers, but they're useless for reaching high shelves! (0.0)
I wore flat shoes to the date. Now I can't reach his face! (0.0)
I bought flat shoes for the marathon, but everyone else had rockets! (0.0)
Wear flat shoes - you'll be on your feet all day. (25.3)
flat
B1 level and smooth, with no high, raised, or round parts
Dictionary examples:
My pancake was so flat, I used it as a frisbee! (0.0)
My drawing of mountains was so flat, it looked like a straight line! (0.0)
The Earth isn't flat, but my jokes are! (0.0)
Much of the countryside in East Anglia is very flat. (25.7)
An ice rink needs to be completely flat. (53.5)
Roll out the pastry on a flat surface. (72.2)