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| What's the difference betweet street and avenue ? These are a friend's questions asked me to ask you... |
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| There's a window in the wall. An avenue is usually lined with trees. |
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| In Oxford dictionary avenue is wider and the other mining is<a private street to sb's house(in the country).But how is it in a city ? |
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| In persian we call that "charbagh" |
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1 ROAD (WRITTEN ABBREVIATION Ave) a wide road in a town or city, often with trees along it from Cambridge dictionary |
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| I have always associated avenue with trees. |
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| There are a lot of avenues here without any trees. What do you think, queenbu, they are avenues or not? |
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| Thax for attention. You're very lind... |
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You're welcome, moallem. Harry,my house is on an avenue and there are trees. I wouldn't like to live in a house on an avenue without trees. |
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