word association blat flat plat slat

blat

UK/blæt/美/blæt/

v. ( Calf, lamb) bleating; yelling; (mostly referring to riding in a car) galloping (informal)

n. A bleating sound; a rough sound (informal)

n. (Blat) (French, American, Spanish, Polish, Russian, British) Blat ( Name)

Internet chatter/

flat

UK/flæt/美/flæt/

adj. Flat, level; flat; (water surface) calm, unrippled; smooth; flat, lying flat, lying down; flat arch; flat; (shoes) flat heel, Low-heeled; decisive, straightforward; (rates, prices, etc.) uniform, fixed; (market, prices, etc.) weak, depressed; boring, boring, lack of enthusiasm; (drinks) Out of breath; (tire) flat, flat; (battery) insufficient power, dead; plain, without change; (note) flattened by a semitone; low in pitch; monotonous in color, no contrast, no depth of field of; dull; (line on a chart) flat, unchanged; (organization or system) not many internal layers; (regarding) barrier-free flat racing; (bread) unleavened

adv. Horizontally; flatly; flatly; just right; completely, thoroughly; low-pitched

n. Apartment, unit; (usually near water) shoal, depression; (the plane part of something); (of a musical note) flat half tone; flat half tone symbol; Shallow box, shallow seedbed; flat shoes , low-heeled shoes (flats); flat tires; flatbed trains, gondolas, platform trucks; flat scenery, scenery screens; accessible flat racing season (the Flat)

v . Live in an apartment, live in an apartment together; (music) lower the (pitch) by a semitone

[Name] (Flat) (French) Flat, (English) Freud Wright (name)

The Internet is flat/

plat

UK/plæt/US /plæt/

abbr. plateau

n. small plot of land; map

vt. Make a map of…; draw a map of… area; braid… (equal to plait)

n. (Plat) personal name; (Germany) Plat; ( English, French) Pula

Network tissue plasminogen activator/

plateau

UK/ˈplætəʊ/US/plæˈtoʊ/

n.

Plateau; (after development, growth) stable period, stagnation period; plateau Indians; pallet

v.

(after a period of development) levels off and enters a period of stagnation

The U.S. heroin market now appears to have reached a plateau.

The U.S. heroin market now appears to have reached a plateau.

platitude

English/ˈplætɪtjuːd/American/ˈplætɪtuːd/

n. Cliché; ordinary ; Cliché

Internet cliché/cliché/cliché/mundane

The talk is no more than a platform.

This statement is nothing more than a cliché.

I am the champion of the platitude.

I am the champion of the platitude.

chateau

UK/ˈʃætəʊ/US/ʃæˈtoʊ/

n. (French feudal era) castle; (especially French) villa

Online winery/castle/manor/ancient city ruins

bureau

UK/ˈbjʊərəʊ/US/ˈbjʊroʊ/

n. Bureau, department, section; office, office; chest of drawers, wardrobe; desk

slat

UK/slæt/US/slæt/

n. Slat, narrow strip ;(sudden) explosion

v. Make with laths; provide laths; throw violently; beat violently

n. (Slat) (Cambodian) Slat ( Name of person)

Network secondary address translation/

There is a wooden slat door.

There is a wooden shutter door there.

Slat washer cleans 72 or 144 slats in one hour.

Slat washer cleans 72 or 144 slats in one hour. 144 slats.