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What's the difference between a pole and a mast
29 apr. 2015 00:52
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We usually use 'mast' for boats, but there are other situations where the word is used - a radio or TV mast, for example. Masts are usually high and immoveable, whereas a pole can be picked up and carried. Take the sport of pole-vaulting, for example.
29 april 2015
Poles are common everywhere, on the street, while Mast's are almost exclusive to boats.
29 april 2015
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