帡
flat; equal; peaceful; ordinary
Meanings
8 senses · 19 examplesadjective
flat, level, even; smooth (without bumps or slopes)
Describes physical surfaces or geographical features.
This road is very flat, making it comfortable to ride a bicycle.
He flattened the paper before writing on it.
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The terrain here is very flat.
verb
to make flat or level; to flatten; to smooth out
Often used with objects like land, paper, or surfaces.
They spent a month leveling this piece of land.
Please spread the tablecloth flat.
adjective
equal, on the same level; equally matched; tied
Can describe rank, score, generation, or ability.
Their skill levels are about the same; you could say they're evenly matched.
We are of the same generation; you don't need to be so polite.
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This match ended in a tie.
adjective
peaceful, calm, quiet, serene; safe and sound
Describes environment, mood, or situations.
Wishing you a safe journey.
The sea surface is calm and tranquil.
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His excited mood could not calm down for a long time.
verb
to suppress (a rebellion); to pacify; to quell
formalFormal register, often used in historical or military contexts.
The general led troops to suppress the rebellion.
He was determined to bring peace and order to the world.
adjective
ordinary, common, average, usual; not special
Describes time, people, or things that are not special or exceptional.
I usually get up at seven o'clock.
He is an ordinary yet great person.
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This is just an ordinary trivial matter.
noun
tie, draw (in games or competitions)
Used in sports and competitions.
This ball game ended in a draw.
The two sides tied at three to three.
noun
Ping (a Chinese surname)
Used as a family name.
My classmate's surname is Ping.