flattened

English

Adjective

flattened (comparative more flattened, superlative most flattened)

1. Made flat by something.

   We removed the fallen tree from the flattened car.

   • 1960 November, “New electric multiple-units for British Railways: Manchester/Liverpool and Crewe”, in Trains Illustrated, page 660:

     Fibreglass mouldings form the domed roof at the driving ends and the drop roof of the motor coach, which joins the elliptical section of the flattened portion under the pantograph.

Derived terms

• unflattened

Translations

made flat by something

Dutch: afgeplat (nl) German: geplättet (de) Polish: spłaszczony (pl) Spanish: achatado (es), aplastado (es) Tày: búp Vietnamese: bẹp (vi)

Verb

flattened

1. simple past and past participle of flatten

   The tree fell on the car and flattened it.