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11-Dec-2008, 00:18
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 Lift/elevator in Canadian I would be very thankful to who ever answers this question. :) |
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11-Dec-2008, 01:29
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 Re: Lift/elevator in Canadian Apparently, they call them elevators in Canada. Home Elevators and Commercial Elevators & Lifts Toronto - Canada Custom Elevator  |
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13-Dec-2008, 23:27
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| Re: Lift/elevator in Canadian I was asking this because my teacher told me to search for it, but I couldn't find... Well, now I know! They call them silos (yes, like a missile silo), or lifts, or elevators, but silos was really the word that I had to find out. Thanks anyway!  |
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14-Dec-2008, 02:53
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| Re: Lift/elevator in Canadian I'm curious about why you think silos are the same as elevators. Yahoo! Image Search Results for silo Canada |
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15-Dec-2008, 01:24
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| Re: Lift/elevator in Canadian Basing my opinion on this website: http://www.grainscanada.gc.ca/Pubs/G...es/2003AUG.pdf I would say that they use it, since they have adopted it from French. So it can't be tottaly wrong, what my teacher told me.  |
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15-Dec-2008, 01:32
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| Re: Lift/elevator in Canadian There is a difference between a grain elevator and an elevator that carries people. |
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