What to call these things?
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This is a model made from plastic or cement in a zoo.
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This is a shop that sells snacks, drinks and ice cream.
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This building used to be an office but not anymore. No people live there.
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I took this picture from a zoo. Traveler can get on this bus or train for free.
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I guess it is a thing to control flow of water in the building. You can turn it on and off.
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A model
A refreshment stand
A vacant building or vacant storefront(if is was not in good enough condition to sell or rent we would call it an abandoned or derelict building)
A bus or shuttle
A water shutoff valve
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This is a model made from plastic or cement in a zoo.
I would call this a statue, a model, or a figure.
http://bit.ly/KTx5FH
This is a shop that sells snacks, drinks and ice cream.
I would call this a vender or a shop.
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This building used to be an office but not anymore. No people live there.
We would call that dilapidated, abandoned, or uninhabitated.
http://bit.ly/K2GBFo
I took this picture from a zoo. Traveler can get on this bus or train for free.
I have always called this either a trolley or a bus, but there may be other names for this that are more commonly used.
http://bit.ly/MjzSw2
I guess it is a thing to control flow of water in the building. You can turn it on and off.
That is a water pipe. Since it has those controls on it, I would also call it a shut-off valve.
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