Flat Tack

Pronunciation: /flæt tæk/

Definitions of flat tack

noun a fast pace or speed

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a horse galloping at full speed, flat tack.

A2 The delivery truck was driving flat tack to make its delivery on time.

B1 The marathon runner was running flat tack to reach the finish line.

B2 The sales team was working flat tack to meet their quarterly targets.

C1 The construction crew was working flat tack to complete the building before the deadline.

C2 The research team was working flat tack to publish their findings in a prestigious journal.

adjective describing something that is moving or happening quickly

Example Sentences

A1 The road was flat tack, making it easy to ride my bike.

A2 She ran flat tack to catch the bus before it left.

B1 The company is operating at a flat tack pace to meet the deadline.

B2 The team worked flat tack to finish the project ahead of schedule.

C1 The stock market has been trading flat tack all week, with no significant changes.

C2 The athlete sprinted flat tack towards the finish line, leaving their competitors behind.

Grammatical Forms of flat tack

• past tense: flattacked
• plural: flat tacks
• comparative: more flat tack
• superlative: most flat tack
• present tense: flat tack
• future tense: will flat tack
• perfect tense: have flat tacked
• continuous tense: is flat tacking
• singular: flat tack
• positive degree: flat tack
• infinitive: to flat tack
• gerund: flat tacking
• participle: flat tacked

Origin and Evolution of flat tack

First Known Use: 1800 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'flat tack' originated in England in the 19th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in horse racing to describe a horse running at full speed, the term 'flat tack' has evolved to also mean doing something quickly or at full speed in general.