Square-foot vs. square feet | WordReference Forums
Feb 14, 2017 · He just bought a house with "2000 square feet" or "2000-square-foot” area. I know both of them are correct, but which is more common in colloquial AmE? Thank you.
square footage - WordReference Forums
Jun 5, 2006 · hi everybody! how i would translate into spanish square footage? I think that "pies cuadrados" will be a good way to say it, such as the lenght of lands and properties. I'll be …
Cónsono con la cabida superficial que ofrece la estritura
Aug 9, 2008 · Cónsono, Spanish adjective, synonymous of consonante: 'que tiene relación de igualdad o conformidad con otra cosa, de la cual es correspondiente y correlativa' (RAE); in …
difference between floor area and built-up area? - WordReference …
Jan 5, 2015 · I think "square footage," or perhaps even better, "floor area," as Wordnip suggests. The problem of the floor area listed in a rental contract not matching the actual floor area you'll …
Preposition: in/on the square - "on the square" - WordReference …
Dec 14, 2008 · In AE usage (which in this matter is different from BE usage), to be in a square is to be in the area the square itself covers, while to be on a square is to be along the edge. One …
techo edificable (construction) | WordReference Forums
Apr 21, 2016 · If the term means the square footage (including walls), but excluding the roof, then "gross floor area" would be the correct term. Also, I suggest using "lot" or "parcel" instead of plot.
on/in/at a square - WordReference Forums
Dec 29, 2017 · I am referring to a place, like 'the Republic Square'. Meet you on/at/in the Rep. Square! To me 'at' sounds acceptable though I haven't found it when I researched online.
surface habitable - WordReference Forums
Mar 24, 2008 · In France we don't use "square footage" but "square meter". Also, I want to use it in an add for promoting the sale of a house. In saying "the house is offering 90sqm living …
D x W x H / W x L x D - WordReference Forums
Sep 3, 2010 · Hi, in the manual I read the dimensions given as 'D x W x H'. I am confused as I think that D (depth) and H (height) have the same meaning. Can you make it clear for me please.
In, at or on the corner [ street ] | WordReference Forums
Dec 1, 2006 · Hi there guys! I've heard that you can use all of the three prepositions (in, on and at) with corner, but is there any difference in meaning, at all? Thanks heaps for your help.