flattened

UK
/ˈflætənd/
US
/ˈflætənd/

Übersetzungen

flattenedadjektiv
more flattened
Komp.
most flattened
Super.
UK
/ˈflæt(ə)nd/
US
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The artist used a special technique to create a flattened effect on the canvas.
Художник использовал специальную технику, чтобы создать плоский эффект на холсте.
The tire was completely flattened after running over the sharp object.
Шина была полностью сплющена после наезда на острый предмет.
flattenedpartizip perfekt
UK
/ˈflætənd/
US
/ˈflætn̩d/
Used attributively as the past participle of the verb “flatten”; functions adjectivally.
flattenverb

flattened

Präteritum

flattened
Präteritum
flattened
Partizip Perfekt
flattening
Gerundium
UK
/ˈflætən/
US
/ˈflætən/
The machine can flatten the metal sheets.
Машина может сплющивать металлические листы.
He used a roller to flatten the surface of the road.
Он использовал каток, чтобы выравнивать поверхность дороги.
She tried to flatten the wrinkles in the fabric.
Она пыталась разглаживать складки на ткани.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Definitionen

flattenedadjektiv
Made or become flat or level.
The artist used a roller to create a flattened surface on the clay.
Lacking in variation or interest; dull.
The lecture was delivered in a flattened tone that made it hard to stay engaged.
flattenedpartizip perfekt
Made flat or more level by compression or pressing.
Place the dough between two sheets of parchment paper and use a rolling pin until it is fully flattened.
flattenverb
To make or become flat or flatter.
She used a rolling pin to flatten the dough.
To knock down or demolish.
The storm managed to flatten several trees in the park.
To press or squeeze something to make it level or even.
He tried to flatten the creases in his shirt with his hands.
To reduce the intensity or impact of something.
The new regulations are intended to flatten the curve of the virus spread.
To convert (a complex or hierarchical data structure) into a simpler, one-dimensional form.
Before exporting the table, you need to flatten the nested JSON objects.
Music: to lower (a note) in pitch by a semitone.
The arranger decided to flatten the third to give the chord a bluesy feel.