What exactly is the place that you're thinking of?
On a door.
It's neither. Signs reading NO ADMITTANCE WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION are common in the United States.I think "admittance" is a bit too formal and old-fashioned.
It's neither. Signs reading NO ADMITTANCE WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION are common in the United States.
Signs reading NO ADMITTANCE WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION are common in the United States.
No.Are they also common in the UK?
I meant to ask where the door leads to.
Tell us where the door leads to.
In what sort of organisation does the CEO have a cabin?
Unless the organization is based in a ship or a rustic resort.Then he/she is more likely to have an office.
In what sort of organisation does the CEO have a cabin?
It doesn't in American English."Cabin" might well work in Indian English but bear in mind that it doesn't work in BrE, and I suspect it doesn't work in AmE or other variants.
Did he get tired of all the back-and-forth at the office?My dad used to work on a cross-Channel ferry and the room he worked in was referred to as an "office".
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