Definition of flatwater in English:

flatwater

nounˈflatwɔːtəˈflatˌwôdər

mass nounNorth American

Slowly moving water in a river, as opposed to rapids.
〈北美〉平静的水流（与急流相对）
as modifier flatwater kayak and canoe teams
Example sentencesExamples
- Two days ago, I took my son on a 30 minute flatwater canoe ride.
- At one point, in the flat water in the shadow of Grenada, we hit 9.2 knots.
- Lake Banyoles again turned on flat water with a slight hint of a head wind for semi-final Friday.
- Round two of heats began at 9.30 am under slightly hazy skies and perfectly flat water.
- The narrow vessels are designed to travel extremely fast atop flat water.
- We join Blanche and Junior at the surface of the flat water of Avera Bay.
- Someone upstairs knew the importance of semi-finals and turned on a brilliant day of flat water with barely a hint of wind.
- It was mostly a flatwater river, she reported, with the rapids concentrated in the first few days.
- Just now we're sailing along in a stiff breeze over flat water.
- Spending the day motoring through flat water gave us a chance to clean house.
- The giant lagoon is perfect for flat water sailing.
- By rights, there ought to be a desert up here, so far from the oceans of the flatwater world.
- The huge harbor works which stretch 1.3km out to sea have also created a section of flat water perfect for small boat sailing.
- The final three days were a bit of an anti-climax for the group, with relatively easy paddles on flat waters to the rendezvous with the yacht.
- Flat waters cover a deep-down base, making for optimal wakes with minimal rebound thanks to the sloped shores on either side.
- An integral keel helps it track on flat water.
- The result is that the Nomad paddles faster on flat water than most of its cousins.
- Even their experienced Stroke had previously only raced on flat water.
- As we scanned the horizon we could see nothing but flat water.
- You'd have a perfect mirror image there on that nice, flat water there.

Definition of flatwater in US English:

flatwater

nounˈflatˌwôdər

North American

Slowly moving water in a river, as opposed to rapids.
〈北美〉平静的水流（与急流相对）
as modifier flatwater kayak and canoe teams
Example sentencesExamples
- Someone upstairs knew the importance of semi-finals and turned on a brilliant day of flat water with barely a hint of wind.
- At one point, in the flat water in the shadow of Grenada, we hit 9.2 knots.
- An integral keel helps it track on flat water.
- The result is that the Nomad paddles faster on flat water than most of its cousins.
- Even their experienced Stroke had previously only raced on flat water.
- Lake Banyoles again turned on flat water with a slight hint of a head wind for semi-final Friday.
- The huge harbor works which stretch 1.3km out to sea have also created a section of flat water perfect for small boat sailing.
- Round two of heats began at 9.30 am under slightly hazy skies and perfectly flat water.
- The narrow vessels are designed to travel extremely fast atop flat water.
- The final three days were a bit of an anti-climax for the group, with relatively easy paddles on flat waters to the rendezvous with the yacht.
- The giant lagoon is perfect for flat water sailing.
- Flat waters cover a deep-down base, making for optimal wakes with minimal rebound thanks to the sloped shores on either side.
- It was mostly a flatwater river, she reported, with the rapids concentrated in the first few days.
- By rights, there ought to be a desert up here, so far from the oceans of the flatwater world.
- You'd have a perfect mirror image there on that nice, flat water there.
- As we scanned the horizon we could see nothing but flat water.
- Spending the day motoring through flat water gave us a chance to clean house.
- Just now we're sailing along in a stiff breeze over flat water.
- Two days ago, I took my son on a 30 minute flatwater canoe ride.
- We join Blanche and Junior at the surface of the flat water of Avera Bay.

单词	flatwater
释义	Definition of flatwater in English: flatwater nounˈflatwɔːtəˈflatˌwôdər mass nounNorth American Slowly moving water in a river, as opposed to rapids. 〈北美〉平静的水流（与急流相对） as modifier flatwater kayak and canoe teams Example sentencesExamples Two days ago, I took my son on a 30 minute flatwater canoe ride. At one point, in the flat water in the shadow of Grenada, we hit 9.2 knots. Lake Banyoles again turned on flat water with a slight hint of a head wind for semi-final Friday. Round two of heats began at 9.30 am under slightly hazy skies and perfectly flat water. The narrow vessels are designed to travel extremely fast atop flat water. We join Blanche and Junior at the surface of the flat water of Avera Bay. Someone upstairs knew the importance of semi-finals and turned on a brilliant day of flat water with barely a hint of wind. It was mostly a flatwater river, she reported, with the rapids concentrated in the first few days. Just now we're sailing along in a stiff breeze over flat water. Spending the day motoring through flat water gave us a chance to clean house. The giant lagoon is perfect for flat water sailing. By rights, there ought to be a desert up here, so far from the oceans of the flatwater world. The huge harbor works which stretch 1.3km out to sea have also created a section of flat water perfect for small boat sailing. The final three days were a bit of an anti-climax for the group, with relatively easy paddles on flat waters to the rendezvous with the yacht. Flat waters cover a deep-down base, making for optimal wakes with minimal rebound thanks to the sloped shores on either side. An integral keel helps it track on flat water. The result is that the Nomad paddles faster on flat water than most of its cousins. Even their experienced Stroke had previously only raced on flat water. As we scanned the horizon we could see nothing but flat water. You'd have a perfect mirror image there on that nice, flat water there. Definition of flatwater in US English: flatwater nounˈflatˌwôdər North American Slowly moving water in a river, as opposed to rapids. 〈北美〉平静的水流（与急流相对） as modifier flatwater kayak and canoe teams Example sentencesExamples Someone upstairs knew the importance of semi-finals and turned on a brilliant day of flat water with barely a hint of wind. At one point, in the flat water in the shadow of Grenada, we hit 9.2 knots. An integral keel helps it track on flat water. The result is that the Nomad paddles faster on flat water than most of its cousins. Even their experienced Stroke had previously only raced on flat water. Lake Banyoles again turned on flat water with a slight hint of a head wind for semi-final Friday. The huge harbor works which stretch 1.3km out to sea have also created a section of flat water perfect for small boat sailing. Round two of heats began at 9.30 am under slightly hazy skies and perfectly flat water. The narrow vessels are designed to travel extremely fast atop flat water. The final three days were a bit of an anti-climax for the group, with relatively easy paddles on flat waters to the rendezvous with the yacht. The giant lagoon is perfect for flat water sailing. Flat waters cover a deep-down base, making for optimal wakes with minimal rebound thanks to the sloped shores on either side. It was mostly a flatwater river, she reported, with the rapids concentrated in the first few days. By rights, there ought to be a desert up here, so far from the oceans of the flatwater world. You'd have a perfect mirror image there on that nice, flat water there. As we scanned the horizon we could see nothing but flat water. Spending the day motoring through flat water gave us a chance to clean house. Just now we're sailing along in a stiff breeze over flat water. Two days ago, I took my son on a 30 minute flatwater canoe ride. We join Blanche and Junior at the surface of the flat water of Avera Bay.
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