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An Jiyoung Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
arrival exit
The information booth is near the arrival exit of the train station.
I am wonder if "arrival exit" does make a sense in English.
What I am trying to mean "arrival exit" is the exit for people who arrive at the train station.
On the same way, the "departure enterance" makes sense in English?
If they don't make a sense, then how do I have to express them?
Thank you for your answer.
I am wonder if "arrival exit" does make a sense in English.
What I am trying to mean "arrival exit" is the exit for people who arrive at the train station.
On the same way, the "departure enterance" makes sense in English?
If they don't make a sense, then how do I have to express them?
Thank you for your answer.
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Hi Jiyoung No, 'arrival exit' sounds odd. I'd suggest something like this: The information booth is near the exit in the arrivals area of the train station.
- Hi Jiyoung No, 'arrival exit' sounds odd.
- I'd suggest something like this: The information booth is near the exit in the arrivals area of the train station.
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Hi Jiyoung
No, 'arrival exit' sounds odd. I'd suggest something like this:
The information booth is near the exit in the arrivals area of the train station.
No, 'arrival exit' sounds odd. I'd suggest something like this:
The information booth is near the exit in the arrivals area of the train station.
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