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flats

British  
/ flæts, ˈflætɪz /

plural noun

  1. shoes with flat heels or no heels

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Blocks of flats in Yelets have designated shelters, too, in basements.

From BBC

Other photos show families checking the utilities in their new flats.

From Barron's

The show is buoyed by its classic stagecraft, with flats, escape stairs and rolling platforms.

From Los Angeles Times

Residents say their flats were purchased legally, and no one warned them that the area could form part of the Sagrada Familia site.

From Barron's

Down in the flats of Tucson away from the foothills and the throngs of media, people were talking about Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, but we didn't find many people too worried about security.

From BBC