Americans have different terms for some of the features of their cities. Can you match the American terms to their definitions or equivalent British/Australian English terms?
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downtown
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in the residential areas outside the city centre
a flat
the underground, the tube (London)
a petrol station
in the city centre
a shopping centre
a building containing flats that are owned, not rented
a car park
uptown
???
in the residential areas outside the city centre
a flat
the underground, the tube (London)
a petrol station
in the city centre
a shopping centre
a building containing flats that are owned, not rented
a car park
a mall
???
in the residential areas outside the city centre
a flat
the underground, the tube (London)
a petrol station
in the city centre
a shopping centre
a building containing flats that are owned, not rented
a car park
a condominium (condo)
???
in the residential areas outside the city centre
a flat
the underground, the tube (London)
a petrol station
in the city centre
a shopping centre
a building containing flats that are owned, not rented
a car park
an apartment
???
in the residential areas outside the city centre
a flat
the underground, the tube (London)
a petrol station
in the city centre
a shopping centre
a building containing flats that are owned, not rented
a car park
a parking lot
???
in the residential areas outside the city centre
a flat
the underground, the tube (London)
a petrol station
in the city centre
a shopping centre
a building containing flats that are owned, not rented
a car park
a gas station
???
in the residential areas outside the city centre
a flat
the underground, the tube (London)
a petrol station
in the city centre
a shopping centre
a building containing flats that are owned, not rented
a car park
the subway
???
in the residential areas outside the city centre
a flat
the underground, the tube (London)
a petrol station
in the city centre
a shopping centre
a building containing flats that are owned, not rented
a car park
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