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Jackson6612 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Office buildings have taken the form of shallow slabs
shallow (adj)
2 : having little extension inward or backward <office buildings have taken the form of shallow slabs - Lewis Mumford>
Without any further context, what would the bold sentence mean to you?
2 : having little extension inward or backward <office buildings have taken the form of shallow slabs - Lewis Mumford>
Without any further context, what would the bold sentence mean to you?
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Hi, Big office buildings have sides, and possibly tops and bottoms, that are a little further forward than the rest of the building. Clive
- Hi, Big office buildings have sides, and possibly tops and bottoms, that are a little further forward than the rest of the building.
- Clive
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Hi,
Big office buildings have sides, and possibly tops and bottoms, that are a little further forward than the rest of the building.
Clive
Big office buildings have sides, and possibly tops and bottoms, that are a little further forward than the rest of the building.
Clive
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