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Chariot Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
duplex
In advertisements for photocopiers, the word "duplex" often appears. What does it mean? Thanks.
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It means a two- story house in short. Here is a photo for you: This is a duplex house.
- It means a two- story house in short.
- Here is a photo for you: This is a duplex house.
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It means a two- story house in short.
Here is a photo for you:
This is a duplex house.
Here is a photo for you:
This is a duplex house.
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ChariotIn advertisements for photocopiers, the word "duplex" often appears. What does it mean? Thanks.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duplex
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In the U.S. a duplex is definitely not a two-story house.
It is, in effect, two houses built side by side and connected by the fact that they share a common wall. Often, each side is rented separately, so that a different family lives in each part.
In the case of two stories, it could be a duplex if the top floor and the bottom floor are each a complete "house", occupied by differ
It is, in effect, two houses built side by side and connected by the fact that they share a common wall. Often, each side is rented separately, so that a different family lives in each part.
In the case of two stories, it could be a duplex if the top floor and the bottom floor are each a complete "house", occupied by differ
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I've seen copiers with a switch for "Simplex / Duplex".
The copies come out printed on only one side for "Simplex" and printed on both sides for "Duplex".
CJ
The copies come out printed on only one side for "Simplex" and printed on both sides for "Duplex".
CJ
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