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Vlivef Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary
Home/away
Hi there,
I have got a "scoreboard question" for you.
If I see the pairs home/visitor or home/guest, these make sense to me.
Could somebody please comment on the alternative pair home/away?
Is it common enough these days?
vlivef
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"Home/away" is unusual and apparently means the same thing as "home/visitor" or "home/guest". That is, the home team is playing at home, while the visitors are playing an "away (from their home field)" game.
- "Home/away" is unusual and apparently means the same thing as "home/visitor" or "home/guest".
- That is, the home team is playing at home, while the visitors are playing an "away (from their home field)" game.
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"Home/away" is unusual and apparently means the same thing as "home/visitor" or "home/guest". That is, the home team is playing at home, while the visitors are playing an "away (from their home field)" game.
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