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Definition of flat-top - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
designRare having a flat or level upper surfaceRare
- The flat-top table was perfect for the dining room.
- He admired the flat-top stove in the kitchen.
- The flat-top design made the furniture unique.
Origin of flat-top
English, flat (level) + top (upper surface)
Terms with flat-top included in their meaning
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household furniture
furniture with a flat top and legs
building
flat open area on a building's top floor
furniture
box with a flat top and a storage space inside
building
flat area on top of a building used for various purposes
geography
mountain with a flat top and steep sides
fashion
small round hat with flat top and short brim
architecture
flat surface on top of a building
cooking
cut into flat pieces that are very narrow from top to bottom
nautical headwear
cap with a flat circular top and a visor
furniture
table with trestle supports and a flat top
clothing
spanish hat with wide brim and flat top
construction
thin top layer of concrete laid to create a flat floor
19th century fashion
tall cylindrical hat with a flat top
gemology
the flat top facet of a cut gem
fashion
tall formal hat with a flat top
onion roll
flat crusty-bottomed roll with onions on top
clothing
dark blue Scottish cap with a flat top
geology landform
isolated hill with steep sides and a flat top
plant
flower cluster with a flat or convex top
bolt or screw
having a flat conical top for flush insertion
hardware
cylindrical screw head with a flat top
military headwear
soft military cap with a round flat top and a peak
volcanic origin
extinct volcanic seamount with a flat top
ancient Egypt
rectangular tomb with flat top and sloping sides
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- French:plat, ...
- German:flach, ...
- Italian:piatto, ...
- Spanish:plano, ...
- Portuguese:plano, ...
- Chinese:平顶, ...
- Japanese:平らな, ...
- Arabic:مُسَطَّح, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁטוּחַ, ...
- Russian:плоский, ...
- Ukrainian:плоский, ...
- Hindi:समतल, ...
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