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Meanings of "flat" in Spanish English Dictionary : 209 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
flat plano [adj]
flat apartamento [m]
flat llano [adj]
flat liso [adj]
flat chato [adj]
General
flat envés [m]
flat desvaído [adj]
flat nivelado [adj]
flat rotundo [adj]
flat pardo [adj]
flat pinchado [adj]
flat terminante [adj]
flat usado [adj]
flat descargado [adj]
flat desinflado [adj]
flat mate (pintura) [adj]
flat desinflado (neumático) [adj]
flat bemol [m]
flat departamento [m]
flat zueco [m]
flat terma [f]
flat zapatilla [f]
flat abierto [adj]
flat achatado [adj]
flat desahumado [adj]
flat descumbrado [adj]
flat igual [adj]
flat llano [adj]
flat plano [adj]
flat plano [adj]
flat raso [adj]
flat reventado [adj]
flat llantén [m]
flat aplandado [adj]
flat aplanado [adj]
flat raso [adj]
flat apagado [adj]
flat agotado [adj]
flat sin gas [adj]
flat bajo [adj]
flat flojo [adj]
flat soso [adj]
flat monótono [adj]
flat desangelado [adj]
flat desafinado [adj]
flat único [adj]
flat bemol [adj]
flat apartamiento [m]
flat bajío [m]
flat cuarto [m]
flat achatado [adj]
flat bemol (música) [adj]
flat desanimado [adj]
flat insípido [adj]
flat insulso [adj]
flat igual [adj]
flat liso [adj]
flat paralizado [adj]
flat deshinchado [adj]
flat aplastado [adj]
flat contundente [adj]
flat horizontal [adj]
flat lacónico [adj]
flat seco [adj]
flat escollo [m]
flat banco [m]
flat carro de plataforma [m]
flat habitación [f]
flat palma de la mano [f]
flat barca chata [f]
flat extendido [adj]
flat tendido [adj]
flat triste [adj]
flat sin viveza [adj]
flat sin interés [adj]
flat abatido [adj]
flat positivo [adj]
flat sin lustre [adj]
flat absoluto [adj]
flat categórico [adj]
flat perentorio [adj]
flat premeditado [adj]
flat arrasado [adj]
flat evaporado [adj]
flat evaporar [v]
flat achatar [v]
flat aplanarse [v]
flat atontarse [v]
flat plano de una hoja cortante
flat jauto [adj] ARA
flat chirle [adj] AR UY
flat pacho [adj] HN SV NI
flat playo [adj] PY AR UY
flat desvaída [adj/f]
flat nivelada [adj/f]
flat rotunda [adj/f]
flat agotada [adj/f]
flat parda [adj/f]
flat chata [adj/f]
flat pinchada [adj/f]
flat plana [adj/f]
flat coneja [adj/f] GT
flat llana [adj/f]
flat usada [adj/f]
flat rasa [adj/f]
flat descargada [adj/f]
flat desinflada [adj/f]
flat baja [adj/f]
flat floja [adj/f]
flat sosa [adj/f]
flat monótona [adj/f]
flat desangelada [adj/f]
flat desafinada [adj/f]
flat única [adj/f]
flat achatada [adj/f]
flat insípida [adj/f]
flat insulsa [adj/f]
flat jauta [adj/f] ARA
flat deshinchada [adj/f]
flat lisa [adj/f]
flat aplastada [adj/f]
flat paralizada [adj/f]
flat desanimada [adj/f]
flat lacónica [adj/f]
flat seca [adj/f]
flat tendida [adj/f]
flat extendida [adj/f]
flat abatida [adj/f]
flat absoluta [adj/f]
flat positiva [adj/f]
flat perentoria [adj/f]
flat premeditada [adj/f]
flat arrasada [adj/f]
flat categórica [adj/f]
flat evaporada [adj/f]
Idioms
flat a pie llano [adv]
flat a plomo [adv]
Colloquial
flat primo [m]
flat mentecato [m]
Business
flat departamento [m]
flat global [adj]
flat lineal [adj]
flat uniforme [adj]
flat neto [adj]
flat fijo [adj]
flat sin cargo adicional
flat poco activo
flat sin variaciones
Law
flat sin intereses acumulados [adj]
flat fijo [adj]
flat uniforme [adj]
Computer
flat bastidor [m]
Engineering
flat gabarra [f]
flat balsa [f]
flat llanura [f]
flat llanta [f]
flat pletina [f]
flat cara plana [f]
flat de respuesta plana [adj]
flat llano [adj]
flat llano [adj]
flat chato [adj]
flat plano [adj]
flat adintelado [adj]
flat sin modificar
Geology
flat campo raso [m]
Brachytheraphy
flat rebajo [m]
Construction
flat playo AR
Technical
flat plano [adj]
flat aplastar [v]
flat aplanar [v]
flat bajar el tono [v]
flat allanar [v]
flat hacer opaco [v]
flat aplastarse [v]
Mechanics
flat parte plana [f]
flat cara plana
flat filo normal al eje
flat parte plana
Printing
flat plantilla de montaje [f]
flat plantilla de montaje
Aeronautics
flat parte plana
flat cara plana
Maritime
flat chapa [f]
Oceanography
flat bajío [m]
Transportation
flat deslucido [adj]
Agriculture
flat cajonera [f]
flat cajonera [f]
flat pando [adj]
flat parejo [adj]
flat panda [adj/f]
flat pareja [adj/f]
Animal Husbandry
flat rellano [m]
Geography
flat llanura [f]
Cartography
flat plancha de fotomontaje
Petrol
flat planchuela [f]
flat pletina [f]
flat chato [adj]
Mineralogy
flat planicie [f]
Hydrology
flat placer que descubre
Music
flat bemol [m]
flat bemol [adj]
flat bemolado [adj]
flat blando [adj]
flat bajar de tono [v]
flat abajar un tono [v]
flat desafinar por lo bajo [v]
Cinema
flat bastidor [m]
Tennis
flat golpe sin efecto

Meanings of "flat" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
neighbour (a person living on nearby flat) prójimo [m]
flat (box) cajonera [f]
neighbour (a person living on nearby flat) prójima [f]
flat nosed romo [adj]
flat voice pardo [adj]
General
flat (sword/blade) plano [m]
flat roof terrado [m]
studio flat [uk] estudio [m]
small flat cuarto [m]
flat rate forfait [m]
flat area planicie [f]
flat surface planicie [f]
flat roof terraza [f]
flat (of a tool) mesa [f]
flat [uk] vivienda [f]
flat-chested liso [adj]
flat-topped mocho [adj]
go flat descargarse [v]
go flat deshincharse [v]
flat-nosed chato [adj]
flat tire pinchazo [m]
flat tire desinflado [m]
flat tire pinchadura [f]
flat roof ajarafe (árabe) [m]
rolling flat apisonado [m]
rolling flat apisonamiento [m]
salt flat barrero [m]
flat knife burin buril chaple en forma de escoplo [m]
flat-bottomed square-ended barges from the philippines casco [m]
flat-sided pearl engaste [m]
hard felt hat with a low crown and wide and flat brim jarano [m]
flat foot pie plano [m]
salt flat saladar [m]
flat roof terrado [m]
flat roof terrero [m]
flat shoe zueco [m]
flat packsaddle albarda gallinera [f]
flat roof azotea (árabe) [f]
flat wicker basket batea [f]
shop with flat over it casatienda [f]
flat-hat gorra de plato [f]
flat stone lastra [f]
flat thin stone loncha [f]
flat formwork marrana [f]
flat topped hill muela [f]
flat peach paraguaya [f]
flat land planada [f]
flat area sillada [f]
flat stone solera [f]
flat part between two pleats tabla [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting horses tafurea (árabe) [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting goods and horses tarida [f]
flat rate tarifa plana [f]
flat scenery terma [f]
flat roof terraza [f]
ballet flat zapatilla [f]
flat headed cabeciancho [adj]
flat-faced carichato [adj]
flat-hoofed palmitieso [adj]
flat (voice) pardo [adj]
become flat achatarse [v]
put ears back flat alastrar [v]
lie flat on the ground alastrarse [v]
roll flat apisonar [v]
roll flat cilindrar [v]
make flat planchar [v]
go flat reventar [v]
go flat reventarse [v]
flat stitches llanos [m/pl]
large flat bank in sea bed placer [m]
flat tyre neumático desinflado [m]
flat tyre pinchazo [m]
flat tyre neumático pinchado [m]
incising a design onto a hard and flat surface grabado [m]
flat bread made from roots of manioc plant cazabe [m]
duplex flat dúplex [m]
flat basket azafate [m]
ground flat (piso) bajo [m]
flat major bemol mayor [m]
small flat-topped hill mogote [m]
low and flat area of plains that floods during winter estero [m]
bosphorus view flat apartamento con vistas al bósforo [m]
bachelor's flat apartamento de soltero [m]
long flat piece of iron llanta [f]
fried or oven-baked flat cake torta [f]
flat pea muela [f]
flat-topped hill muela [f]
flat tyre pinchadura [f]
large flat stone lastra [f]
flat side of animal’s neck tabla del pescuezo [f]
flat part tabla [f]
bosphorus view flat casa con vistas al bósforo [f]
prostrate (lying flat) postrado [adj]
flat-chested (girl) liso [adj]
made flat by something achatado [adj]
made flat by something aplastado [adj]
flat (battery) (fully discharged; dead) muerto [adj]
as flat as plano como [adj]
as flat as tan plano como [adj]
as flat as tan llano como [adj]
as flat as tan plano como [adj]
as flat as tan liso como [adj]
fall flat with legs spread out despatarrarse [v]
lie flat alebrarse [v]
squeeze flat atortujar [v]
go flat irse [v]
become flat aplanarse [v]
fall flat caerse de bruces [v]
lie flat estar totalmente extendido [v]
have a flat tyre tener un pinchazo [v]
lie down flat echarse al suelo [v]
fall flat to the ground with great force estrellarse de panza [v]
flat out a toda velocidad [adv]
flat tyre pinchazo
flat roof terraza
flat tyre llanta desinflada
flat tyre llanta pinchada
flat tyre llanta ponchada
flat tyre llanta vacía
flat tyre rueda pinchada
the flat below el piso de abajo
flat rate tarifa única
the flat above el piso de arriba
b-flat si bemol
flat feet pies planos
flat roof tejado plano
flat out tieso y parejo
attic flat ático [m]
flat-nosed person chato [m]
low, flat-bottomed basket/tray azafate [m]
stroke or blow with the flat of the sword cintarazo [m]
flat ground covered with boulders callao [m]
flat wicker basket fayanco [m]
pearl flat on one side engaste [m]
anything squashed flat pelmazo [m]
flat surface nivel [m]
flat of a sword plano [m]
flat roof of a house terrado [m]
flat and wide chignon zorongo [m]
flat roof azotea [f]
flat paving-stone baldosa [f]
flat side of embossed work contraparte [f]
flat tract of arable land campiña [f]
flat round cap without peak, worn in navarre and biscay boina [f]
flat and woven bass rope cudria [f]
gold or silver flat thread for embroidery hojuela [f]
flat shell-fish perna [f]
flat (of a sword) mesa [f]
thin flat stone loncha [f]
flat/level ground llana [f]
flat surface of the teeth pala [f]
flat diamond (jewelry) tabla [f]
smooth, flat part of the body tabla [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting horses tafurea [f]
flat stone solera [f]
flat-nosed person chata [f]
broad-or flat-headed (nails or studs) cabeciancho [adj]
flat-nosed chato [adj]
flat (of liquors) desahumado [adj]
flat-faced carichato [adj]
flat-nosed remachado [adj]
flat-hoofed (horse) palmitieso [adj]
flat-nosed romo [adj]
flat (music) abemolar [v]
become flat aplastarse [v]
lie flat (of game) alastrarse [v]
lay plants flat (by a storm) acamar [v]
beat iron on the flat and side alternately contraforjar [v]
become flat chafarse [v]
variety of pearls flat on one side asientos [m/pl]
flat roof ajarafe [m]
flat-footed de pies planos [adj]
lay flat aback poner las velas en facha [v]
flat-bottomed con fondo llano [prep]
flat-pointed pliers alicates de boca [m/pl]
flat [uk] piso [m] ES
flat earthenware pan for cooking maize cake comal [m] MX CAM EC
a long, flat silvery fish sable [m] CU
flat basket that hangs on the ceiling to smoke the curd and cheese adorote [m] VE:W
flat basket with food hanging from the kitchen celling used to protect it from animals balai [m] VE:W
flat basket that hangs from the kitchen ceiling used to store food in order to protect it from animals balai [m] VE:W
flat basket with food hanging from the kitchen celling to protect it from animals balay [m] VE:W
flat bread made with corn flour biliñaque [m] PA
a flat rubber surface of about 5 cm thick that is used to repair heels hulite [m] HN
a flat rubber surface of about 5 cm thick that is used to repair heels anchor [m] HN
flat land or valley a few meters above sea level bajío [m] MX HN SV PA DO
flat land or valley a few meters above sea level bajo [m] HN
blow given with the flat part of the blade of a sword or machete charpazo [m] GT HN NI rare
large and narrow plan that, instead of a corner, unites two flat surfaces that form an angle chanfle [m] MX CU
blow given with the flat part of the blade of a sword or machete cinchonazo [m] HN NI
stick with a flat end which is used for removing soil from plant bulbs and roots and other agricultural uses chope [m] CL
flat and wide area for loading and unloading canchón [m] AR:Nw
small, flat, sandy island that floods frequently and is largely covered by mangroves, very common near the antilles cayo [m] HN CU DO PR CO VE
canvas flat (shoe) guachicón [m] VE:E
flat earthenware pan in which grain is toasted with hot embers or sand concheo [m] CL:S
flat rubber surface used to repair high heels hulite [m] HN
hard felt hat with a low crown and wide and flat brim jarano [m] MX
flat iron laceador [m] PE
flat iron laciador [m] PE BO
flat sandy shore desplayado [m] AR rare
very large pot with straight walls, a flat base, a wide rim, and two handles used to cook the sugar cane juice down to syrup or honey dulcero [m] HN
plot of flat and high land plan [m] HN:C,W rur.
hit with the flat part of a machete plan [m] VE
hit with the flat part of a machete planazo [m] CR PA DO CO VE EC PE BO AR
hit with the flat part of a machete planazo [m] GT HN SV CU PR rur.
flat side of a machete blade plano [m] GT rur.
flat side of a machete blade plano [m] HN
extension of flat land plan [m] CR rur.
extension of flat land plan [m] GT SV CO:C,W,Sw VE CL
flat-bottomed boat pongo [m] MX:Se
hard felt hat with a low crown and wide and flat brim sombrero jarano [m] MX
blow with the flat part of a machete vainazo [m] HN rur.
wide and flat fold made with fabric tachón [m] CU
salt flat tequesquital [m] MX
flat head screw tornillo de encarne [m] BO
flat-bottom boat bongo [m] VE
small flat-bottomed boat chapín [m] CU
flat stone lancho [m] disused
blow with the flat part of a machete planazo [m] SV CU DO VE AR
salt flat tequesquital [m] MX
flat board base/cover tesón [m] ES local
flat open space playa [f] CU BO PE PY UY
flat earthen bowl for toasting maize or corn callana [f] SA
flat plain calceta  [f] VE
low, flat-topped hill caused by erosion barda [f] AR
flat brimmed straw hat batelera [f] CL disused
flat chain with a filigreed gold teardrop design hanging from each end cadena chata abierta [f] PA
variant of the flat chain cadena solitaria [f] PA
flat terrain of small dimensions and low vegetation calceta [f] VE
hit by a whip or by the flat part of a machete calada [f] SV
an inner courtyard in a house or flat azotehuela [f] MX
a flat rubber surface of about 5 cm thick that is used to repair heels tapita [f] HN
long elevated portion of a plot of land with slopes that gradually extend into flat land cuchilla [f] CU DO VE AR UY
tray made of metal or some other material that is flat or concave and used to serve, present or deposit items charola [f] AR:Nw disused
tray made of metal or some other material that is flat or concave and used to serve, present or deposit items charola [f] MX CO:W,Sw HN SV NI PE BO EC rare
small flat glass bottle containing liquor, usually rum chata [f] PA PE
sandal or flat shoe chatita [f] PY AR UY
quality of flat-butted chumbera [f] PR
flat, round stone often found on some river banks china pelona [f] CU
person's wide and flat face cara de galleta [f] CU AR UY
person's wide and flat face cara de galleta de campo [f] AR
person with a wide and flat face cara de palangana [f] CU
wide and flat thing chopleta [f] PR
round, flat meal made with soft ground corn and generally cooked on a griddle chorreada [f] CR
flat and untapped plot of land, space, locale, or site canchal [f] CU
large plot of flat and barren land with abundant grass jalca [f] PE
large plot of flat and barren land with abundant grass jalca [f] PE:C,N rur.
board flat on one side and curved on the other lepa [f] GT
clay pot with flat base used to roast coffee, corn, beans, and other grains kanalla [f] BO:S
large flat rock used for washing clothes laja (portugués) [f] NI
flat iron plancha laceadora [f] PE
flat iron plancha laciadora [f] PE
flat triangular firecracker wrapped in colored paper empanada [f] CL rare
1 cm long nail with a fine tip and a flat, large head to fix the heels of the soles of footwear mostacilla [f] HN NI
large top with a flat head mona [f] HN child
flat land planada [f] HN NI EC BO
hit with the flat part of a machete planaciada [f] HN rur.
hit with the flat part of a machete planada [f] HN
many blows with the flat part of a machete planazón [f] VE
flat iron plancha laceadora [f] PE
flat iron plancha laciadora [f] PE
large flat brush pinceleta [f] PY AR UY
flat iron planchita [f] PY
flat concrete roof platabanda [f] VE
flat nose piocha [f] SV
salt flat reposadera [f] HN
small flat land tablada [f] PE BO:S
wide and flat fold made with fabric tachada [f] BO CL
flat dough tapa [f] PY AR UY
flat roof azutea [f] disused
slopes that extend to flat land cuchilla [f] CU DO VE AR UY
flat wooden tray desea [f] ES local
flat stone lasca [f] disused
large flat brush pinceleta [f] PY AR UY
flat concrete rood platabanda [f] VE
ballet flat servilla [f] disused
flat chamber pot tiorba [f] ES local
person with a flat head acabotó [m/f] AR:Ne
shallow or flat playo [adj] LAM
flat-nosed ñato [adj] AMER
with flat buttocks aplastado [adj] CU
with a flat head acabotó [adj] AR:Ne
whose nose is not prominent and is nearly flat desnarizado [adj] PR
whose nose is not prominent and is nearly flat despacharrado [adj] PR
with flat buttocks (person) culimetido [adj] PR
who has flat buttocks (person) culichumbo [adj] PR
with flat buttocks (woman) chambón [adj] PR
flat-buttocks (person) chumbón [adj] PR
with flat buttocks chumbo [adj] PR
flat-buttocks (person) chumbo [adj] PR
flat-nose (person) desnarizado [adj] PR
flat-nose (person) despacharrado [adj] PR
flat (surface) flat (inglés) [adj] US PR
flat-nose (person) esnarizado [adj] PR
flat-nose (person) espacharrado [adj] PR
flat (tire) espichado [adj] CO:N VE
flat (person's body) cuadrado [adj] CU PR
thin and flat-bellied enlapado [adj] PR
flat-nosed ñarusco [adj] SV rur.
flat-nosed ñaruso [adj] SV
flat-nosed ñato [adj] GT HN SV CR PA CU DO CO VE EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
flat-nosed ñarungo [adj] HN derog.
with a small, wide, or flat nose ñuso [adj] AR:Nw
flat front ñato [adj] HN NI BO
three-dimensional with several flat faces ochavado [adj] MX GT NI BO
flat-chested pacho [adj] HN SV NI
flat-butted pacho [adj] HN SV NI
flat-nosed ñato [adj] LA
go flat espicharse [v] MX
fall flat no causar el efecto deseado [v] fig.
become flat or flatter banquear [v] LAM
squeeze flat atortillar [v] CL rare
squeeze flat atortillar [v] PR disused
fall flat batear [v] GT
grow flat taking the form of a bower (plants) aparragarse [v] CL disused
shove and make someone fall flat on their face hocicar [v] PR
shove and make someone fall flat on their face ahocicar [v] PR
shove and make someone fall flat on their face ajocicar [v] PR
pick oneself up after falling flat on one's face desembrocarse [v] HN
hit someone with the flat part of the machete blade cinchonear [v] NI
become flat (tire) espicharse [v] CO VE
get a flat (vehicle) flatearse (inglés flat) [v] PA
go flat (tire) espichar [v] CO:N VE
get a flat tire or be in very poor condition (vehicle) esgomarse [v] PR
become flat (vehicle tire) flatearse (inglés flat) [v] PA
fall flat on one's face lacanearse [v] BO:W
fall flat on one's face lacarse [v] BO
fall flat on one's face lakearse [v] BO
go flat enchusarse [v] EC:S
hit with the flat part of a machete planchar [v] VE
hit with the flat part of a machete planear [v] MX:Se VE rur.
go flat ponchar (inglés punch) [v] CR rare
go flat poncharse (inglés punch) [v] MX GT HN SV NI PA CU DO EC PE BO:W,S cult
go flat vaciarse [v] PR
roll flat apelmazar [v] HN SV NI
go flat due to a puncture espichar [v] VE
roll flat mazonear [v] rare
get a flat vaciarse [v] PR
with a flat en llanta [adv] DO PY AR UY
with a flat tire en llanta [adv] DO PY AR UY
flat butt nalgas de burro [f/pl] MX
flat butt nalgas de tesoro [f/pl] MX
flat earthen bowl cajete [m] SV HN MX
flat [uk] apartamento [m]
flat-chested lisa [adj/f]
flat-topped mocha [adj/f]
flat (battery) (fully discharged; dead) muerta [adj/f]
flat-faced carichata [adj/f]
flat-nosed remachada [adj/f]
flat-nosed roma [adj/f]
flat-nosed chata [adj/f]
flat-nosed ñata [adj/f] AMER
flat-hoofed (horse) palmitiesa [adj/f]
flat (of liquors) desahumada [adj/f]
broad-or flat-headed (nails or studs) cabeciancha [adj/f]
flat chested (women) aplastada [adj/f] DO
with flat buttocks (woman) chata [adj/f] HN NI PA
flat-chested (woman) chata [adj/f] DO
having straight walls, a flat base, a wide rim, and two handles to cook the sugar cane juice down to syrup or honey dulcera [adj/f] HN
Idioms
flat broke arruinado [adj]
flat broke más tieso que la mojama [adj]
flat broke emás seco que un bacalao [adj]
fallen flat on its face caerse de bruces [v]
leave someone flat dejar a alguien tirado [v]
fall flat on one's face caer de bruces [v]
fall flat irse al agua [v]
be flat broke andar a la cuarta pregunta [v]
be flat busted andar a la cuarta pregunta [v]
be flat broke estar a la cuarta pregunta [v]
be flat busted estar a la cuarta pregunta [v]
fall flat on the ground besar la tierra [v]
catch someone flat-footed coger a alguien con las manos en la masa [v]
fall flat dar de narices [v]
fall flat on the ground dar de narices [v]
fall flat on one’s face dar de narices [v]
fall flat caerse de narices [v]
fall flat on one’s face caerse de narices [v]
fall flat on the ground irse de bruces [v]
fall flat irse de bruces [v]
fall flat on one’s face irse de bruces [v]
fall flat on the ground caerse de bruces [v]
fall flat on one’s face caerse de bruces [v]
fall flat on the ground caerse de narices [v]
fall flat on the ground caerse de boca [v]
fall flat caerse de boca [v]
fall flat on one’s face caerse de boca [v]
catch someone flat-footed coger a alguien en el garlito [v]
catch flat-footed atrapar de sorpresa [v]
catch flat-footed pillar desprevenido [v]
catch flat-footed atrapar in fraganti [v]
catch someone flat-footed pillar desprevenido a alguien [v]
catch someone flat-footed atrapar por sorpresa a alguien [v]
fall flat on one’s face caer redondo [v]
fall flat on one’s face caerse redondo [v]
fall flat on one’s face caerse redondito [v]
fall flat fracasar [v]
fall flat no hacer gracia [v]
fall flat quedar a mitad de camino [v]
fall flat caer de bruces [v]
fall flat darse contra el suelo [v]
fall flat on its face caerse de bruces [v]
fall flat on its face darse de narices contra el suelo [v]
fall flat on one's face caerse de bruces [v]
fall flat on one's face darse de narices contra el suelo [v]
fall flat on one's face besar la tierra [v]
fall flat on one's/its face fracasar [v]
fall flat on one's/its face derrumbarse [v]
fall flat on one's/its face darse de narices contra el suelo [v]
flat on one's ass estar agotado [v]
flat on one's back caer en cama [v]
flat on one's ass estar en la miseria [v]
flat on one's ass estar exhausto [v]
flat on one's back derrotado [v]
flat on one's back sin recursos [v]
flat on one's back caer enfermo [v]
flat on one's back desprotegido [v]
be fallen flat on its face fracasar estrepitosamente [v]
be flat broke estar en la quiebra [v]
be flat on one's back caer enfermo [v]
be flat on one's back estar en la lona [v]
be flat on one's back caer en cama [v]
fall flat darse un trastazo [v]
fall flat pegarse un trastazo [v]
leave someone flat dejar a alguien en las astas del toro [v]
leave someone flat dejar a alguien colgado [v]
leave someone flat dejar a alguien en la estacada [v]
be in a flat spin andar muy confundido [v]
flat out estar hecho un guiñapo [v]
flat out estar hecho un pingajo [v]
flat out estar hecho un trapo [v]
flat out estar hecho unos zorros [v]
flat out estar lona [v]
flat on one's ass estar hecho un guiñapo [v]
flat on one's ass estar hecho un pingajo [v]
flat on one's ass estar hecho un trapo [v]
flat on one's ass estar hecho unos zorros [v]
flat on one's ass estar lona [v]
be flat broke estar a flux [v]
be flat broke quedarse a flux [v]
be flat busted estar a flux [v]
be flat busted quedarse a flux [v]
fall flat irse a pique [v]
fall flat irse a hacer puñetas [v]
fall flat on its face irse al cuerno [v]
fall flat on one's face irse al cuerno [v]
fall flat irse al cuerno [v]
flat out estar con la lengua fuera [v]
flat out llevar la lengua fuera [v]
be left flat quedarse a dos velas [v]
be left flat quedarse a verlas venir [v]
fall flat salir con las tablas [v]
fall flat salir con las tablas en la cabeza [v]
be as flat as a board ser liso como la palma de la mano [v]
be as flat as a board ser llano como la palma de la mano [v]
be as flat as a pancake ser liso como la palma de la mano [v]
be as flat as a pancake ser llano como la palma de la mano [v]
be as flat as a witches tit ser liso como la palma de la mano [v]
be as flat as a witches tit ser llano como la palma de la mano [v]
catch someone flat-footed agarrar a alguien desprevenido [v]
catch someone flat-footed pillar a alguien desprevenido [v]
fall flat on one's face caer de hocicos [v]
catch a person flat-footed coger infraganti a una persona [v]
catch a person flat-footed pillar infraganti a una persona [v]
catch someone flat-footed coger a alguien asando elotes [v]
catch someone flat-footed coger infraganti a alguien [v]
catch someone flat-footed pillar infraganti a alguien [v]
catch someone flat-footed sorprender infraganti a alguien [v]
fall flat coger una liebre [v]
fall flat on your/its face darse de narices contra el suelo [v]
fall flat on your/its face darse una morrada [v]
fall flat on your/its face darse una hocicada en el suelo [v]
fall flat on one's face darse una hocicada en el suelo [v]
fall flat on one's face darse una morrada [v]
leave someone flat dejar a alguien con el culo al aire [v]
work flat out trabajar a más no poder [v]
work flat out trabajar a tope [v]
fall flat caer de plano [v]
fall flat caer redondo [v]
fall flat caerse redondo [v]
fall flat quedar en la estacada [v]
fall flat on one's face dar de manos [v]
fall flat medir alguien el suelo [v]
flat out a destajo [adv]
flat out a tope [adv]
in no time flat al instante [adv]
in nothing flat al instante [adv]
flat on the ground cuerpo a tierra [adv]
fallen flat on its face fracasar estrepitosamente
leave someone flat dejar a alguien en la ruina
leave someone flat aburrir a alguien
as flat as a board plano
as flat as a board liso
and that's flat y es la última palabra
and that's flat y eso es todo
and that's flat y punto
and that's flat y no se habla más
and that's flat y punto final
and that's flat y se acabó
as flat as a board muy llano
as flat as a board más plana que una tabla (mujer sin pechos)