flats
- noun
- /flæts/
:
zapatos planos
- So I took this dress and then I took a pair of ballerina flat shoes by Chloe.
So that's loafers, ballet flats, sneakers, etcetera.
- So that's loafers, ballet flats, sneakers, etcetera.
- But I feel like the pink flats are like guys, they're just so cute.
- She must just wear flats or go barefoot, then maybe she does.
- Should we pack our flats or?
- And they'd also, I think, be very comfortable because they're heels, but they're flats.
- And I think they're so cute and I never thought I'd consider myself a flats gal, but here we are.
Examples
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OK, first of all, your flats are not professional.
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And then they are my metallic flats with an ankle strap.
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And I've got black flats with the lace up details which are from office.
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And I think they're so cute and I never thought I'd consider myself a flats gal, but here we are.
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She must just wear flats or go barefoot, then maybe she does.
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She wore her favorite flats to the office because they are comfortable for long hours.
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I bought a pair of stylish flats that match my dress perfectly for the wedding.
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Many women prefer flats for everyday wear, as they are easy to slip on and off.
Synonyms
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3.2
A low slip-on leather shoe with a flat heel and no laces
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Morphology
flats = flat (transparent) = flat + s
Regular plural marking of the noun 'flat' (a shoe); the plural form 'flats' directly denotes more than one such shoe or pair.
Etymology
The word flats comes from the adjective flat meaning 'level' or 'even'. They are called flats because the shoe has a flat sole and no high heel, so flats are simple, comfortable shoes without a raised heel.