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25-Nov-2006, 16:22
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 The AmE equivalent of 'building site' I was wondering which word is used in AmE instead of 'building site' ( an area that you are not allowed to enter (usually surrounded by barriers), for examlpe, because of building of a house, a skyscraper etc., whose name suggests that work is in progress on it). |
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25-Nov-2006, 16:41
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25-Nov-2006, 17:05
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25-Nov-2006, 22:35
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