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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a big depot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large storage facility or transportation hub, often in the context of logistics or supply chain management.
Example: "The company decided to invest in a big depot to streamline their distribution process."
Alternatives: "a large warehouse" or "a spacious storage facility".
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It was a big depot for the mujahedeen".
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In 1984, RCA won the MoD's first official outsourcing contract, to operate a big supply depot at RAF Quedgeley, in Gloucestershire.
But Mr. Qadri said: "There are high mountains, forests, caves and bunkers -- it was a big rebel depot during the war against the Soviets.
Being so big, Depot can exact good terms from suppliers and retaliate against competitors who try to undersell it.
Hertz has two depots inside the charging zone and two outside, while Avis has two big depots inside the perimeter.
"I expected a week or so," says Shawn. Bob Tillman's biggest effort now is to punch a big hole in Depot's lucrative big-city monopoly.
Inferring from their faulty maps that the distances to each were about equal, they decided to try for the bigger depot at Cape Flora.
The fourth floor party-depot included a big blue carpet, lots of flashes with some of the significant others crammed in a small area off to the side behind a black velvet curtain.
ONE morning last month Louis Dreyfus, a big commodity-trading house, formally opened a new $10m storage depot in the Peruvian port of Callao.
He worked every day of his life pushing papers at a military depot so we could have a big house with enough room for all the books he amassed.
Mr Norman suggested HSS would reduce the number of its high-street outlets: "It is moving to much bigger depots and most product is delivered to sites.
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