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І thіnk that thе prеmіsеs for...
"І thіnk that thе prеmіsеs for our shop arе quіtе good."
I interested in the word "prеmіsеs":
What is it mean?
and
Is it an american word or a british one?I'm interested in the word "prеmіsеs":
What does it mean?
and
Is it an american word or a british one?
15 janv. 2016 07:34
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premises
a. Land, the buildings on it, or both the land and the buildings on it.
b. A building or particular portion of a building.
15 janvier 2016
The definition and usage which Elizabeth-Anne gave is identical in the UK. As a general rule (I am sure there are exceptions), formal English words used in non-specialist contexts have the same meaning everywhere.
15 janvier 2016
Well.
mostly "prеmіsеs" here means vicinity of the shop or the land/place around it.
15 janvier 2016
