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| What's the name of a place where cars are allowed to u-turn ? |
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![]() I tried to add a picture. If you can see it and if you mean that , called "roundabout" Neither native, nor teacher. Last edited by LwyrFirat; 12-Sep-2007 at 01:46. |
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| Do you mean this? Jughandle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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| Or maybe you mean the place where a residential "no through road" widens and has a circular kerb, to allow cars to turn. This is just called a "turning place". b |
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| Or turning bay. |
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| Aha. That explains the thread's title - Portuguese balão [="turning bay"]. Nice image. b |
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| Thanks a lot all of you. I really meant a place where you have to choose a city to go to. Is that a roundabout or a turning bay or simply a baloon? |
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| Do you mean a junction on a motorway/road? |
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