1.稍平的
2.有点单调[呆板]的
1.somewhat or relatively flat
1.'I see that import number increasing and increasing, because the demand continues to strengthen but the supply will be flattish, ' he said.
他预计，因需求持续强劲而供应增长乏力，中国黄金进口会越来越多。
2.a more consistent pattern of flattish prices over the past decade. Real yields have thus been positive for much of the period.
之后十年价格更持久地保持稍平。因此，实际收益在这段时期的大多数时候大于零。
3.Today it rose sharply, while other markets are flattish or down. It makes sense that it would trade the opposite of other markets right now.
今日日指数增长极快，而其他股市却纷纷平淡或下滑，这不禁令人感觉目前的日股交易与其他股市相比反常。
4.But the flattish top of the Philips bulb, while warm to the touch when lit, isn't a major part of the product's thermal management system.
不过飞利浦灯泡的顶却很平坦，尽管点亮时摸起来有点暖，却不是该产品的主要散热部分。
5.Without the December snow, reckon the statisticians, output would have been "flattish" .
统计学家认为，如果没有12月份的大雪，产量会稍微持平。
6.Japan had a brief period of deflation in the mid-1990s, followed by a more consistent pattern of flattish prices over the past decade.
日本在20世纪90年代中期经历过短暂的通货紧缩时期，而在过去十年物价较为稳定。
7.The Colonel's groom, a small wizened dwarf with grey skin, and he was pushing a large flattish cardboard box into her arms.
他是上校的马夫，一个灰白皮肤的小干瘪侏儒，他正把大个的平板纸盒推送到她怀里。
8.Revenue lines are flat to down, and net interest margins on loans stay flattish.
收入约束线在下降，而与此同时存款净利率却保持不变。
9.Domestic pricing pressures remain very weak and the labor market will likely remain flattish.
国内定价能力还是很弱而劳动力市场很可能继续维持现状。
10.The odds are that the US would stay flattish for years to come.
在未来若干年，美国经济都会表现平平。