flattening

UK
/ˈflætənɪŋ/
US
/ˈflætənɪŋ/

Translations

flatteningnoun
flattenings
pl
The flattening of the dough is an important step in making pizza.
L'aplatissement de la pâte est une étape importante dans la préparation de la pizza.
Additional translations
nivellementSurtout en économie ou en statistique, pour une diminution des écarts entre valeurs ou niveaux.
flatteninggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈflæt.ən.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈflæt.ən.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that makes or becomes flat.
He fed the sheet through a flattening roller.
Il a fait passer la feuille dans un rouleau aplatissant.
flattenverb

flattening

Gerund

flattened
Past Simple
flattened
Past Participle
flattening
Gerund
UK
/ˈflætən/
US
/ˈflætən/
She used a rolling pin to flatten the dough.
Elle a utilisé un rouleau à pâtisserie pour aplatir la pâte.
aplatirInformatique : rendre une structure de données moins imbriquée.
Before exporting the table, you need to flatten the nested JSON objects.
Avant d’exporter le tableau, vous devez aplatir les objets JSON imbriqués.
abattrePour un arbre, un bâtiment ou une construction.
The storm managed to flatten several trees in the park.
La tempête a réussi à abattre plusieurs arbres dans le parc.
Additional translations
bémoliserMusique : abaisser une note d’un demi-ton.
atténuerFiguré : réduire l’intensité, l’impact ou la progression.

Definitions

flatteningnoun
The act or process of making something flat or flatter.
The flattening of the dough is an important step in making pizza.
A reduction in the slope or steepness of something, often used in the context of curves or graphs.
The flattening of the curve was a positive sign in controlling the spread of the virus.
A decrease in differences between values, rates, or quantities, leading to greater uniformity.
Economists observed a flattening of income levels across the region.
flatteninggerund / present participle
Serving to make something flat or becoming flat.
He fed the sheet through a flattening roller.
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.