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Mancunian Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Relocation
Hi everybody,
I have a question about the word relocation. I've heard this word before in context with company, office but never in relation to house or home. Does it sound awkward to say "I had to relocate my home/house (because of whatever reason)"?
sub-question: is this correct? "We had to relocate our office because of the electricity problems"
thank you,
Rick
I have a question about the word relocation. I've heard this word before in context with company, office but never in relation to house or home. Does it sound awkward to say "I had to relocate my home/house (because of whatever reason)"?
sub-question: is this correct? "We had to relocate our office because of the electricity problems"
thank you,
Rick
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People who move from one house to another are, in fact, relocating. Even a house can be relocated - that is, picked up and moved to a new place.
- People who move from one house to another are, in fact, relocating.
- Even a house can be relocated - that is, picked up and moved to a new place.
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People who move from one house to another are, in fact, relocating.
Even a house can be relocated - that is, picked up and moved to a new place.
Even a house can be relocated - that is, picked up and moved to a new place.
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