plat
61plat-cul — [plaky] n. m. ÉTYM. Fin XIXe; de plat, et cul. ❖ ♦ Familier. 1 Plongeon manqué dans lequel on se reçoit sur le dos. 2 À plat cul : à plat, le fond mis à plat. 1 (…) ces margelles de puits, monuments de granit posés à plat cul en guise de po …
62plat´i|tu´di|nous|ness — plat|i|tu|di|nous «PLAT uh TOO duh nuhs, TYOO », adjective. 1. characterized by platitudes; using platitudes: »The fantastic Lorca imagery, mixture of the bizarre and the platitudinous, comes through particularly well in the translation Harper s) …
63plat´i|tu´di|nous|ly — plat|i|tu|di|nous «PLAT uh TOO duh nuhs, TYOO », adjective. 1. characterized by platitudes; using platitudes: »The fantastic Lorca imagery, mixture of the bizarre and the platitudinous, comes through particularly well in the translation Harper s) …
64plat|i|tu|di|nous — «PLAT uh TOO duh nuhs, TYOO », adjective. 1. characterized by platitudes; using platitudes: »The fantastic Lorca imagery, mixture of the bizarre and the platitudinous, comes through particularly well in the translation Harper s). 2. being a… …
65Plat (disambiguation) — Plat most commonly refers to maps produced to subdivide an area of land into saleable lots. Plat may also refer to: *PLAT, an abbreviation for Tissue plasminogen activatoree also*Plate *Platen (disambiguation) *Platt *Plot …
66plat-joint (à) — [aplaʒwɛ̃] loc. adv. ÉTYM. Mil. XXe; de plat, et joint. ❖ ♦ Techn. Joint sans assemblage (d un ensemble de pièces de bois). || Plancher à plat joint …
67plat book — ➔ book1 * * * plat book UK US noun [C] US PROPERTY ► a group of maps that shows how a particular area is divided into streets, parks, etc., and that is available for the public to look at …
68plat..., Plat... — plat..., Plat... vgl. platy..., Platy …
69plat|ane — plat|an or plat|ane «PLAT uhn», noun. a plane tree: »Three tall platanes…very poor as to foliage (Joseph Conrad). ╂[< Latin platanus plane tree] …
70plat|form|er — «PLAT FR muhr», noun. (in petroleum refining) a reformer in which the process of platforming is carried out. ╂[< plat(inum) + (re)former] …
