FLAT - Prevod od engleski do španski

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. flat¹ <comp flatter, superl flattest> [Am flæt, Brit flat] ADJ

1.1. flat:

flat surface: plano

flat countryside: llano

flat nose: chato

flat ground: terreno m llano

they thought the earth was flat: creían que la tierra era plana

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

I found him flat on the floor: lo encontré tirado en el suelo

to fold sth flat: doblar bien algo

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

the hurricane laid the whole town flat: el huracán arrasó la ciudad

I lay down flat and tried to relax: me tumbé or me tendí e intenté relajarme

he pressed flat against the wall as the police went by: al pasar la policía se pegó bien a la pared

to leave sb flat: dejar a alguien tirado

1.2. flat:

flat heels/tray: bajo

flat dish: llano

flat dish: bajo Chil

flat dish: playo RioPl

flat shoes: zapatos mpl bajos

flat shoes: zapatillas fpl de piso Mex

1.3. flat (deflated):

flat ball: desinflado

flat ball: ponchado Mex

you have a flat tire or Brit tyre: tienes un neumático desinflado or una rueda desinflada

you have a flat tire or Brit tyre: tienes una llanta ponchada Mex

we had a flat tire or Brit tyre on the way: pinchamos en el camino

we had a flat tire or Brit tyre on the way: se nos pinchó una rueda or un neumático en el camino

we had a flat tire or Brit tyre on the way: se nos ponchó una llanta en el camino Mex

the ball/tire went flat: la pelota/rueda se desinfló

the ball/tire went flat: la pelota/rueda se ponchó Mex

2.1. flat lemonade/beer/champagne:

flat: sin efervescencia

flat: sin gas

2.2. flat battery:

flat: descargado

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

3.1. flat (dull, uninteresting):

flat conversation/party: soso inf

flat joke: sin gracia

flat voice: monótono

things are rather flat at the office: en la oficina todo anda un poco muerto

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

to fall flat play/project:: fracasar

to fall flat play/project:: no ser bien recibido

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

3.2. flat (sluggish) pred:

sales were flat during the last quarter: no hubo mucho movimiento en las ventas durante el último trimestre

trading was flat: hubo poca actividad

3.3. flat (without contrast):

flat picture/photograph: sin contraste

4. flat (total, firm):

flat denial/rejection/refusal: rotundo

flat denial/rejection/refusal: categórico

flat denial/rejection/refusal: terminante

the answer was a flat no: la respuesta fue un no rotundo

that's flat!: ¡y no hay más que hablar!

that's flat!: ¡y sanseacabó! inf

that's flat!: ¡y no hay vuelta de hoja! inf

they've said they won't do it and that's flat: han dicho que no lo harán y no hay vuelta de hoja inf

5.1. flat MUS (referring to key):

flat: bemol

A flat: la m bemol

5.2. flat MUS (too low):

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

6. flat (fixed) attr:

flat charge/rate/price: fijo

flat charge/rate/price: uniforme

7. flat Brit SPORTS:

flat attr: de carreras de caballos sin obstáculos

200m flat: 200m planos

200m flat: 200m lisos Spain

200m flat: 200m llanos RioPl

8. flat vowel:

flat: articulada con poca tensión muscular, característica de ciertos dialectos regionales

9. flat (broke) Am inf pred:

to be flat: estar pelado inf

10. flat (matte):

flat Am: mate

II. flat¹ [Am flæt, Brit flat] ADV

1.1. flat (categorically):

flat refuse/turn down: de plano

flat refuse/turn down: categóricamente

I told him flat that I would not go: le dije de plano or sin más que no iba a ir

1.2. flat (exactly):

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

1.3. flat Am inf as intensifier:

flat: completamente

2. flat MUS:

flat sing/play: demasiado bajo

III. flat¹ [Am flæt, Brit flat] N

1.1. flat (surface):

flat (of sword): cara f de la hoja

flat (of hand): palma f

I hit him with the flat of my hand: le di una bofetada

1.2. flat (level ground):

flat: llano m

flat: terreno m llano

2. flat MUS:

flat: bemol m

3. flat THEAT:

flat: bastidor m

4. flat esp Brit SPORTS:

the flat (racing): las carreras de caballos sin obstáculos

the flat (season): temporada f hípica de carreras sin obstáculos

5. flat (puncture):

flat: pinchazo m

to get a flat: pinchar

6.1. flat <flats, pl >:

flat (low-lying ground): llano m

flat (sandbanks): bancos mpl de arena

mud flats: marismas fpl

6.2. flat <flats, pl > (shoes):

flat esp Am: zapatos mpl bajos

flat esp Am: zapatos de taco bajo CSur

flat esp Am: zapatos de piso Mex

IV. flat¹ [Am flæt, Brit flat] VB trans Am MUS

flat: bajar de tono

I. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] N

1.1. face C (of person, animal):

face: cara f

face: rostro m

his face was badly scarred: tenía la cara llena de cicatrices

she has a thin/oval face: tiene la or una cara delgada/ovalada

her whole face lit up: se le iluminó la cara or el rostro or el semblante

if your face doesn't fit …: si no le/les caes bien …

face down(ward)/up(ward): boca abajo/arriba

I'm not just a pretty face, you know!: no te creas que soy tan tonta

there were a few red faces about it: más de uno se puso colorado por eso

there were a few red faces about it: a más de uno se le cayó la cara de vergüenza por eso

I must put my face on or do my face hum: tengo que maquillarme or pintarme

she put on a brave face for the funeral: se mantuvo compuesta para el funeral

to feed or stuff one's face inf: atiborrarse de comida

to feed or stuff one's face inf: ponerse morado Spain inf

to slap sb in the face: darle una bofetada a alguien

to slap sb in the face: darle una cachetada a alguien LatAm

to slap sb in the face: cruzarle la cara a alguien

in the face of sth in the face of stiff opposition: en medio de or ante una fuerte oposición

it's hard to maintain standards in the face of rising costs: es difícil mantener los niveles de calidad con los costos en aumento

to blow up in sb's face: salir mal

to fall flat on one's face: caerse de bruces

to fall flat on one's face (blunder): darse de narices

to fly in the face of sth: hacer caso omiso de algo

to laugh on the other side of one's face you'll laugh on the other side of your face when you're fired!: ¡se te van a acabar las ganas de reír(te) cuando te despidan!

to sb's face: a or en la cara

I told him to his face: se lo dije a or en la cara

to set one's face against sb/sth: oponerse decididamente a alguien/algo

to show one's face: aparecer

she never showed her face all evening: no le vimos el pelo or no apareció en toda la noche

he'll never dare show his face here again: no va a atreverse a aparecer por aquí

to stare sb in the face the book/solution was staring me in the face: tenía el libro/la solución delante de las narices

ruin was staring him in the face: estaba a un paso de la ruina

to talk/argue/shout until one/sb is blue in the face: hablar/discutir/gritar hasta cansarse

1.2. face C (person):

a new face: una cara nueva

always the same (old) faces!: ¡siempre las mismas caras (conocidas)!

a familiar face: una cara conocida

I'd know that face anywhere!: esa cara la reconocería en cualquier sitio

I know that face from somewhere: me parece cara conocida

I never forget a face: no se me borra una cara

I never forget a face: nunca olvido una cara

1.3. face C (expression):

face: cara f

you should have seen her face: tendrías que haber visto la cara que puso

a face as long as a fiddle: cara larga

he had a face as long as a fiddle: andaba con cara larga

to have a face like a funeral: tener cara de entierro or de velorio

to keep a straight face I could hardly keep a straight face: casi no podía aguantarme (de) la risa

to make or Brit also pull a face: poner mala cara

the children were making faces at each other: los niños se hacían muecas

she pulled a long face: puso (la) cara larga

to put a brave or bold face on sth she put a brave or bold face on it: (le) puso al mal tiempo buena cara

to put the best face on sth they decided to put the best face on her misdemeanors: le restaron importancia a su mal comportamiento

2.1. face (appearance, nature):

face no pl: fisonomía f

the changing face of America/society: la cambiante fisonomía de América/la sociedad

on the face of it: aparentemente

2.2. face C (aspect):

face: aspecto m

the many faces of industry: las muchas caras de la industria

socialism with a human face: socialismo de rostro humano

2.3. face U (dignity):

to lose face: desprestigiarse

to lose face: quedar mal

to save face: guardar las apariencias

loss of face: desprestigio m

2.4. face U (insolence) dated:

to have the face to + infin: tener la desfachatez de + infin

3. face C (in geometry):

face: cara f

4.1. face C (of coin, medal):

face: cara f

4.2. face C (of clock, watch):

face: esfera f

face: carátula f Mex

4.3. face C (of building):

face: fachada f

5.1. face C (of mountainside, cliff):

face: pared f

5.2. face C → coalface

6. face (surface):

the face of the moon: la cara de la luna

to disappear off the face of the earth: desaparecer de la faz de la tierra

II. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] VB trans

1. face (be opposite):

she turned to face him/the wall: se volvió hacia él/la pared

he was sitting facing the wall: estaba sentado en frente de la pared

the children lined up facing each other: los niños formaron dos filas frente a frente

the illustration facing page nine: la ilustración que está frente a la página nueve

this wall faces the square: esta pared da a la plaza

the hotel faces the sea: el hotel está frente al mar

2. face (confront):

face opponent/rival/superior: enfrentarse a

the two teams will face each other in June: los dos equipos se enfrentarán en junio

I don't know how I'll face him when he finds out: no sé cómo le podré dar la cara cuando se entere

to be faced with sth: estar or verse frente a or ante algo

we are faced with a serious problem: estamos or nos vemos frente a or ante un grave problema

we are faced with a serious problem: se nos plantea un grave problema

let's face it, we have no alternative: seamos realistas, no nos queda otra alternativa

they're right, let's face it: tienen razón, hay que reconocerlo

3.1. face (be presented with):

face: enfrentarse a

face: hacer frente a

I face that problem every day: todos los días me encuentro con or me enfrento a un problema así

we face heavy increases next year: el año que viene tendremos que hacer frente a fuertes gastos

3.2. face (contemplate willingly):

I can't face going through all that again: no podría volver a pasar por todo eso

I don't think I could face another bowl of rice: creo que si me dan otro plato de arroz me muero

he couldn't face a future without her: no se sentía capaz de enfrentar el futuro sin ella

3.3. face (lie ahead of):

several problems face us: se nos presentan or se nos plantean varios problemas

defeat faces us unless we act at once: si no actuamos inmediatamente nos espera la derrota

4.1. face CONSTR:

face wall/surface: recubrir

the front of the house is faced in/with stone: el frente de la casa está recubierto de piedra

4.2. face FASHION:

face sleeve/collar: forrar (por fuera)

the cuffs were faced with velvet: los puños eran de terciopelo

III. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] VB intr

the house faces north(ward)/east(ward): la casa está orientada or da al norte/este

the balcony faces out over the square: el balcón da or mira a la plaza

she walked facing into the wind: caminaba contra el viento

I was facing the other way: miraba para el otro lado

about face!: ¡media vuelta!

right face/left face!: ¡a la derecha/izquierda!

broke² ADJ inf pred

to be broke: estar pelado inf

to be broke: estar planchado Chil inf

to be flat or stony or Am stone broke: estar pelado inf

to be flat or stony or Am stone broke: estar planchado Chil inf

to be flat or stony or Am stone broke: estar sin un duro Spain inf

to be flat or stony or Am stone broke: estar en la olla Col inf

he went broke: se arruinó

to go for broke inf: jugarse el todo por el todo inf

broke¹ [Am broʊk, Brit brəʊk] past break

I. break <pt broke, pp broken> [Am breɪk, Brit breɪk] VB trans

1. break:

break window/plate/rope: romper

break twig/stick: partir

break twig/stick: romper

break twig/stick: quebrar LatAm

I've broken my pencil: se me ha roto la punta del lápiz

they broke a hole in the fence: abrieron una brecha en la valla

she broke the chocolate into four pieces: partió el chocolate en cuatro trozos

he broke his wrist playing rugby: se rompió la muñeca jugando al rugby

I broke a tooth/my nail: se me rompió or partió un diente/la uña

to break the back of sth: hacer la peor parte de algo

I think we've broken the back of the job: creo que ya tenemos hecho lo peor or la peor parte del trabajo

2. break (render useless):

break machine/radio: romper

break machine/radio: descomponer LatAm

3. break (violate):

break rule/regulation: infringir

break rule/regulation: violar

break promise: no cumplir

break promise: faltar a

break appointment: faltar a

break appointment: no acudir a

break contract: incumplir

break contract: romper

to break a strike (workers, employees): romper una huelga

to break a strike (workers, employees): esquirolear inf, pej

to break a strike (workers, employees): carnerear RioPl inf, pej

to break a strike (employers): poner fin a

4. break (put an end to):

break deadlock/impasse: salir de

break habit: dejar

break drug ring: desarticular

the Romans could not break their power: los romanos no pudieron quebrantar su poder or no pudieron abatirlos

5.1. break (ruin):

break person/company: arruinar a

5.2. break (crush):

break person: destrozar

break person: deshacer

5.3. break (demote):

break: rebajar de grado

break: degradar

6. break (impart):

to break sth (to sb) it was Sue who had to break the news to him: le tocó a Sue darle la noticia

they broke it to her gently: se lo dijeron con mucho tacto

7. break (exceed):

to break the sound barrier: romper or atravesar la barrera del sonido

8.1. break (interrupt):

break circuit/beam: cortar

break fast/silence: romper

8.2. break (split up, divide):

break set/collection: deshacer

break word: separar

break word: dividir

8.3. break (disrupt, upset):

break pattern/continuity/monotony: romper

9. break (breach, pierce):

break soil: roturar

I haven't broken the skin: no me he abierto la piel

I haven't broken the skin: no me he rasguñado

the submarine broke the surface of the water: el submarino afloró a la superficie

10.1. break (get into):

break safe: forzar

we broke the toolbox open: abrimos la caja de herramientas forzándola

10.2. break (escape from) Am:

break jail: escaparse de

break jail: fugarse de

10.3. break (decipher):

break code: descifrar

11. break (change):

break: cambiar

can anyone break this $50 bill?: ¿alguien me puede cambiar este billete de 50?

can anyone break this $50 bill?: ¿alguien tiene cambio de 50?

12. break (open):

break shotgun/revolver: abrir

13. break (tame):

break horse: domar

II. break <pt broke, pp broken> [Am breɪk, Brit breɪk] VB intr

1.1. break:

break window/plate:: romperse

break rope/shoelace:: romperse

break twig/stick:: partirse

break twig/stick:: romperse

break twig/stick:: quebrarse LatAm

my watch broke: se me rompió el reloj

her tooth/nail broke: se le rompió or partió el diente/la uña

it broke into several pieces: se hizo pedazos

it broke into several pieces: se rompió en varios pedazos

it breaks into squares: se parte en cuadrados

1.2. break (separate):

the clouds are breaking: se está despejando

a splinter group which broke from the party: un grupo disidente que se escindió del partido

1.3. break SPORTS:

break boxers/fighters:: separarse

2. break (give in):

break resistance:: desmoronarse

break resistance:: venirse abajo

she broke under constant interrogation: no resistió el constante interrogatorio

the soldiers broke and ran: los soldados rompieron filas y echaron a correr

3.1. break (begin):

break storm/crisis:: estallar

break day:: romper

break day:: apuntar

break day:: despuntar

3.2. break (change):

break weather:: cambiar

his voice is breaking: le está cambiando or mudando la voz

his voice broke (with emotion): se le entrecortó la voz

3.3. break (become known):

break story:: hacerse público

break scandal:: estallar

break scandal:: hacerse público

4. break (strike):

break wave/surf:: romper

the waves were breaking against the sea wall: las olas rompían contra el dique

5. break (adjourn):

break: parar

break: hacer una pausa

to break for lunch/dinner: parar para almorzar/cenar

6. break (open):

break shotgun/revolver:: abrirse

7. break (move, shift):

break: trasladarse

the action then breaks to Budapest: entonces la acción se traslada a Budapest

8. break (happen) Am inf:

things are breaking well for me at the moment: me están saliendo bien las cosas en este momento

9. break (in snooker, pool):

break: abrir el juego

III. break [Am breɪk, Brit breɪk] N

1.1. break (intermission):

break RADIO, TV: pausa f (comercial)

break THEAT: intervalo m

break THEAT: entreacto m

break THEAT: intermedio m

1.2. break:

break (rest period): descanso m

break (at school) Brit: recreo m

let's take a break: tomémonos un descanso

let's take a break: paremos para descansar

let's take a break: hagamos una pausa

we have a coffee break at 11: a las 11 paramos para tomar un café

we worked without a break: trabajamos sin parar or descansar

1.3. break (holiday, vacation):

break: vacaciones fpl

Christmas/summer break: vacaciones de Navidad/verano

1.4. break (change, respite):

break: cambio m

a welcome break: un cambio refrescante

break from sth I need a break from all this: necesito descansar de todo esto

break from sth I need a break from all this (a holiday): necesito un cambio de aires

give me a break! inf: ¡déjame en paz!

give me a break! inf: ¡no me embromes! LatAm inf

1.5. break (in transmission):

break: interrupción f

break: corte m

2.1. break (gap):

break: interrupción f

2.2. break (in circuit):

break: ruptura f

break: corte m

3. break (fracture):

break: fractura f

break: rotura m

4. break (chance, opportunity):

break inf: oportunidad f

he never got a decent break: nunca se le presentó una buena oportunidad

she's still looking for a break: todavía está esperando que le cambie la suerte

5. break (separation, rift):

break: ruptura f

a break between the superpowers: una ruptura (de relaciones) entre las superpotencias

to make a clean break: cortar por lo sano

he made a break with his past life: rompió or cortó con su pasado

a break with tradition: una ruptura con la tradición

6.1. break (sudden move):

he made a break for cover/the door: corrió a refugiarse/hacia la puerta

6.2. break (breakaway):

break: contraataque m

7. break (escape):

break: fuga f

break: evasión f form

8. break (in snooker, pool):

break: tacada f

break: serie f

9. break (beginning) liter:

at (the) break of day: al rayar el alba liter

at (the) break of day: al despuntar el día

10. break (solo):

break: solo m

11. break (in tennis):

break: ruptura f

break: quiebre m

12. break (discount) Am:

break inf: descuento m

flat² [Am flæt, Brit flat] N Brit (apartment)

flat: apartamento m

flat: departamento m LatAm

flat: piso m Spain

flat cap, flat hat Brit N

flat cap: gorra f (de lana con visera)

service flat N (BrE)

service flat: apartamento m (con servicio de limpieza)

flat white [flæt ˈ(h)waɪt] N

flat white: café m exprés con leche sin espuma

flat feet N npl

flat feet: pies mpl planos

flat file N

flat file: archivo m plano

flat file: fichero m plano

flat-footed [Am ˌflætˈfʊdəd, Brit flatˈfʊtɪd] ADJ

1. flat-footed (with flat feet):

he's flat-footed: tiene (los) pies planos

to catch sb flat-footed inf: agarrar a alguien desprevenido

to catch sb flat-footed inf: coger a alguien desprevenido Spain

2. flat-footed (clumsy) Brit:

flat-footed inf: torpe

flat-chested [Am ˌflætˈtʃɛstəd, Brit] ADJ

she's very flat-chested: no tiene nada de busto

she's very flat-chested: es una tabla inf

I. flat out ADJ

1.1. flat out inf pred (prostrate):

flat out: tirado

1.2. flat out inf pred (exhausted) Brit:

to be flat out: estar hecho polvo inf

2. flat out (full-speed) attr:

flat out attempt/effort: frenético

3. flat out Am denial/refusal:

flat out: rotundo

flat out: categórico

II. flat out ADV (at full speed)

flat out inf: a toda máquina

it does 120mph flat out: a toda máquina hace 120 millas por hora

it does 120mph flat out: a todo lo que da hace 120 millas por hora inf

we'll have to go flat out to get there on time: tendremos que ir a toda máquina para llegar a tiempo inf

to work flat out: trabajar a todo vapor or a toda máquina

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

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

I. flat¹ [flæt] -tt- -tt- ADJ

1. flat surface:

flat: llano, -a

flat: plano, -a

flat as a pancake inf: liso como la palma de la mano

2. flat (unexciting):

flat: soso, -a

3. flat drink:

flat: sin gas

4. flat tyre:

flat: desinflado, -a

5. flat Aus, Brit battery:

flat: descargado, -a

6. flat (absolute):

flat refusal, rejection: categórico, -a

and that's flat: y no hay más que hablar

7. flat COMM (fixed):

flat: fijo, -a

8. flat MUS:

flat: desafinado, -a

II. flat¹ [flæt] -tt- -tt- ADV

1. flat (level):

flat: horizontalmente

to lie flat on one's back: estar boca arriba

2. flat inf (absolutely):

flat: completamente

Phrases:

to be flat broke: no tener ni un centavo

to fall flat: resultar un fracaso

in five minutes flat inf: en sólo cinco minutos

III. flat¹ [flæt] -tt- -tt- N

1. flat (level surface):

flat of sword, knife: plano m

the flat of the hand: la palma de la mano

2. flat (low level ground):

flat: llanura f

salt flats: salinas f pl

3. flat Aus, Brit (tyre):

flat: pinchazo m

4. flat MUS:

flat: bemol m

flat² [flæt] N Aus, Brit (apartment)

flat: piso m

flat: apartamento m Ven, Col

flat: departamento m Mex, CSur

show flat N

show flat: piso m de muestra

flat-footed [ˌflætˈfʊtɪd, Am -ˈfʊt̬-] ADJ

flat-footed: de pies planos

flat feet N pl

flat feet: pies m pl planos

holiday flat N

holiday flat: apartamento m de veraneo

council flat N, council house N Brit

council flat: ≈ piso m de protección oficial

španski

engleski

desinflado (-a): flat

terraplanista: flat-earther

plano (-a): flat

superficie plana: flat surface

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

I. flat¹ <-tt-> [flæt] ADJ

1. flat surface:

flat: llano, -a

flat: plano, -a

flat as a pancake inf: liso como la palma de la mano

2. flat (unexciting):

flat: soso, -a inf

3. flat drink:

flat: sin gas

4. flat tire:

flat: desinflado, -a

5. flat (absolute):

flat refusal, rejection: categórico, -a

and that's flat: y no hay más que hablar

6. flat COMM (not changing):

flat: fijo, -a

7. flat MUS:

flat: desafinado, -a

II. flat¹ <-tt-> [flæt] ADV

1. flat (level):

flat: horizontalmente

to lie flat on one's back: estar boca arriba

2. flat inf (absolutely):

flat: completamente

Phrases:

to be flat broke: no tener ni un duro

to fall flat: resultar un fracaso

in five minutes flat inf: en sólo cinco minutos

III. flat¹ [flæt] N

1. flat (level surface):

flat of sword, knife: plano m

the flat of one's hand: la palma de la mano

2. flat (low level ground):

flat: llanura f

salt flats: salinas f pl

3. flat (flat tire):

flat: pinchazo m

4. flat MUS:

flat: bemol m

flat² [flæt] N (apartment)

flat: piso m

flat: apartamento m Ven, Col

flat: departamento m Mex, CSur

flat-footed [ˌflæt·ˈfʊt̬·ɪd] ADJ

flat-footed: de pies planos

flat feet N pl

flat feet: pies m pl planos

I. flat rate N

flat rate: tarifa f fija

flat rate inet, telec: tarifa plana

II. flat rate ADJ

flat rate: por una tarifa fija

flat rate telec, inet: con tarifa plana

španski

engleski

desinflado (-a): flat

plano (-a): flat

superficie plana: flat surface

explanada: flat area

remachado (-a): flat

pálido (-a) (estilo): flat

Present
I	flat
you	flat
he/she/it	flats
we	flat
you	flat
they	flat

Past
I	flatted
you	flatted
he/she/it	flatted
we	flatted
you	flatted
they	flatted

Present Perfect
I	have	flatted
you	have	flatted
he/she/it	has	flatted
we	have	flatted
you	have	flatted
they	have	flatted

Past Perfect
I	had	flatted
you	had	flatted
he/she/it	had	flatted
we	had	flatted
you	had	flatted
they	had	flatted

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to fall flat on one's face: caerse de morros inf

to lie flat on one's back: estar boca arriba

¿vas a coger el piso?: are you going to take the flat?

¿qué te parece el piso?: what do you think of the flat?

me caí de morros: I fell flat on my face

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The rear section of the fuselage broke open and the four corporals were seen staggering around dazed with shock.

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He broke his leg and missed the 1993 season and in the spring of 1994, lost 40 pounds because of a bout with mononucleosis.

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In addition, vandals repeatedly broke into the building, causing more damage.

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Around 100 athletes and officials were evacuated after the fire broke out in a car park rubbish bin.

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With government control firmly established, soldiers broke into the hospital pharmacy and commandeered medical supplies.

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I. flat1 <comp flatter, superl flattest> [Am flæt, Brit flat] ADJ

1.1. flat:

1.2. flat:

1.3. flat (deflated):

2.1. flat lemonade/beer/champagne:

2.2. flat battery:

3.1. flat (dull, uninteresting):

3.2. flat (sluggish) pred:

3.3. flat (without contrast):

4. flat (total, firm):

5.1. flat MUS (referring to key):

5.2. flat MUS (too low):

6. flat (fixed) attr:

7. flat Brit SPORTS:

8. flat vowel:

9. flat (broke) Am inf pred:

10. flat (matte):

II. flat1 [Am flæt, Brit flat] ADV

1.1. flat (categorically):

1.2. flat (exactly):

1.3. flat Am inf as intensifier:

2. flat MUS:

III. flat1 [Am flæt, Brit flat] N

1.1. flat (surface):

1.2. flat (level ground):

2. flat MUS:

3. flat THEAT:

4. flat esp Brit SPORTS:

5. flat (puncture):

6.1. flat <flats, pl >:

6.2. flat <flats, pl > (shoes):

IV. flat1 [Am flæt, Brit flat] VB trans Am MUS

I. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] N

1.1. face C (of person, animal):

1.2. face C (person):

1.3. face C (expression):

2.1. face (appearance, nature):

2.2. face C (aspect):

2.3. face U (dignity):

2.4. face U (insolence) dated:

3. face C (in geometry):

4.1. face C (of coin, medal):

4.2. face C (of clock, watch):

4.3. face C (of building):

5.1. face C (of mountainside, cliff):

5.2. face C → coalface

6. face (surface):

II. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] VB trans

1. face (be opposite):

2. face (confront):

3.1. face (be presented with):

3.2. face (contemplate willingly):

3.3. face (lie ahead of):

4.1. face CONSTR:

4.2. face FASHION:

III. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] VB intr

broke2 ADJ inf pred

broke1 [Am broʊk, Brit brəʊk] past break

I. break <pt broke, pp broken> [Am breɪk, Brit breɪk] VB trans

1. break:

2. break (render useless):

3. break (violate):

4. break (put an end to):

5.1. break (ruin):

5.2. break (crush):

5.3. break (demote):

6. break (impart):

7. break (exceed):

8.1. break (interrupt):

8.2. break (split up, divide):

8.3. break (disrupt, upset):

9. break (breach, pierce):

10.1. break (get into):

10.2. break (escape from) Am:

10.3. break (decipher):

11. break (change):

I. flat¹ <comp flatter, superl flattest> [Am flæt, Brit flat] ADJ

II. flat¹ [Am flæt, Brit flat] ADV

III. flat¹ [Am flæt, Brit flat] N

IV. flat¹ [Am flæt, Brit flat] VB trans Am MUS

broke² ADJ inf pred

broke¹ [Am broʊk, Brit brəʊk] past break

flat² [Am flæt, Brit flat] N Brit (apartment)

I. flat¹ [flæt] -tt- -tt- ADJ

II. flat¹ [flæt] -tt- -tt- ADV

III. flat¹ [flæt] -tt- -tt- N