09:59 Jun 12, 2002 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents / urbanismo | |||||||
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5 | housing projects |
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4 +1 | row housing |
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4 | Block apartments scheme |
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4 | housing block |
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Block apartments scheme Explanation: or housing scheme Suerte |
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housing projects Explanation: Ref CAMBRIDGE A housing project (also project or the projects) is a group of houses or apartments, usually provided by the government for families who have very low incomes. Good luck. |
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housing block Explanation: Ver la sig. ref. "Types I use two different types of worker housing blocks: A large highly structured block designed to house 1000 + people. The main goal here is to provide housing for large numbers of workers. These blocks will be located outside of, and separated from any industrial or farming areas. Small settlements of 6-12 houses. These are placed inside, or next to, farming or industrial areas. They are designed to provide immediate labor access to these areas. Normally, I only provide the following services to these settlements" "Housing Blocks - General In Pharaoh there are fourteen levels of worker housing. These range from a Crude Hut which can house five people to a Fancy Residence which can hold 92. Getting the housing to improve to the next higher levels is called evolvement. There are three factors that determine if your housing will evolve or not, these are:" www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Horizon/ 2974/pharaoh/strategy/block_intro.html Saludos, Sery |
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row housing Explanation: is another possible meaning. Though unlikely in this context, it could also be taken as "town houses", which are blocks of (attached) single family units. |
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