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flatland

/ˈflæt.lænd/

flatlandnoun

flatlands

Translations

равнина

The flatland stretched as far as the eye could see.

Равнина простиралась, насколько хватало глаз.

Definitions

A region where the land is predominantly flat and lacks significant elevation changes.

The vast flatland stretched out before them, offering an unobstructed view of the horizon.

A flat or nearly level expanse of land, often extending over a large area.

The explorers crossed miles of flatland before reaching the foothills.

A style or area of action sports, such as BMX or skiing, performed on flat ground rather than on slopes or ramps.

Flatland BMX emphasizes balance and intricate bike control.

Synonyms

level land

flatlandadjective

/ˈflæt.lænd/

Used attributively to modify nouns, especially in sports or geography contexts (e.g., “flatland skiing”).

Definitions

Relating to or performed on flat land or level terrain.

They practiced flatland tricks in the parking lot.

Synonyms

flatlandproper noun

Definitions

A satirical 1884 novella by Edwin Abbott Abbott that explores life in a two-dimensional world.

Flatland is often cited in discussions about dimensions in mathematics.

flatlandsnoun

flatland

flatlands

/ˈflæt.lændz/

Translations

равнины

The flatlands stretched as far as the eye could see.

Равнины простирались, насколько хватало глаз.

Additional translations

низменности

плоскогорья

Definitions

A large area of flat or gently undulating land, typically without significant hills or mountains.

The vast flatlands of the Midwest are ideal for agriculture.

Synonyms

flatlandsproper noun

Definitions

A residential neighborhood in southeastern Brooklyn, New York City.

Flatlands is known for its quiet tree-lined streets and detached houses.