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DS Posted 12 years ago
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what's the word for the grounds or areas aroud a building?
  

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Just the 'grounds', I think. Perhaps you should tell us what kind of building you speak of.

— Mister Micawber

  • Just the 'grounds', I think.
  • Perhaps you should tell us what kind of building you speak of.
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Just the 'grounds', I think. Perhaps you should tell us what kind of building you speak of.
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office building i guess, and it starts wuth a P
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I think you may be thinking of 'premises' or 'precinct'—but both may be inappropriate.
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"Perimeter" is sometimes used loosely in this sense, as in: "Check around the perimeter of the building." Strictly speaking this means the boundary of the property, but it is sometimes used to mean the grounds around the building.
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premise it is
thank you
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DSpremise it isthank you
'Premise' does not mean 'grounds'.
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the land the property is on?
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I live in a condominium, and we have a groundskeeper.
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