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what's the difference between ‘fort’ and 'fortress'?
26 de ago. de 2014 2:49
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A fort usually means a structure with walls and other defensive measures made to withstand an attack by an enemy. A fortress can be the same thing but usually means a larger area like a city built into a fortress with a wall surrounding the whole city. I built a fort but we made our city a fortress. Fortress would also be more commonly used to describe something you are building very stout. "You are building your house like a fortress" They are both nouns and have very very similar meanings, so the difference is very minor if anything at all.
26 de agosto de 2014
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Chino (mandarín), Chino (cantonés), Inglés, Coreano
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