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Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Line with gaps
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Please help me with the term I can use for a line which is not a continuous stretch but with gaps at regular intervals.
And what can I call the line without such gaps?
(context: The center line on the road to separate two way traffic)
Please help me with the term I can use for a line which is not a continuous stretch but with gaps at regular intervals.
And what can I call the line without such gaps?
(context: The center line on the road to separate two way traffic)
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Hi, In traffic contexts, I usually hear gaps - a dotted line no gaps - a yellow line / a solid line Have a look here for a lot of details. org/wiki/Road_surface_marking Clive
- Hi, In traffic contexts, I usually hear gaps - a dotted line no gaps - a yellow line / a solid line Have a look here for a lot of details.
- org/wiki/Road_surface_marking Clive
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Hi,
In traffic contexts, I usually hear
gaps - a dotted line
no gaps - a yellow line / a solid line
Have a look here for a lot of details.
In traffic contexts, I usually hear
gaps - a dotted line
no gaps - a yellow line / a solid line
Have a look here for a lot of details.
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