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81flat — I adj Out of air. The cause of the jostling was a flat tire. 1920s II adv To the limit. A month after losing his job, he found himselfflat broke. 1830s …
82flat — Smooth sided, older style subway car preferred by graffiti artists My mural was done on a flat …
83flat — Smooth sided, older style subway car preferred by graffiti artists My mural was done on a flat …
84flat — adj British penniless. A shortened form of the col loquial flat broke , heard in raffish speech of the late 1980s …
85flat — not motivated, lacking energy, not up for it In the second game, the team was flat. They lacked energy …
86flat — The quality of a smooth, even, broad surface; a surface without curvature; especially a horizontal one. Also, lacking variety in tint or shading; uniform. Not glossy; mat (also spelled matte). And, it may refer to a flat shaped brush. Although …
87flat — Empty; completely sold out. In bond trading, “ flat” means without any accrued interest …
88flat — 1. adj. carbonated beverage that has lost its carbonization. This soda has gone flat. 2. adj. said of a woman with small breasts …
89flat — butas statusas Aprobuotas sritis socialinė parama apibrėžtis Gyvenamojo namo dalis iš vieno ar kelių gyvenamųjų kambarių, virtuvės bei kitų patalpų, atitvarinėmis konstrukcijomis atskirta nuo bendrojo naudojimo patalpų, kitų butų ar negyvenamųjų… …
90flat — nekontrastinis statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Fotografijoje – stokojantis kontrastingumo. atitikmenys: angl. flat pranc. non contrasté …
