Meaning & Definition of Park in English
Park
A large public green area in a town, used for recreation.
Pronunciation:
/pɑrk/Part of Speech:
noun, verbPlural:
parksDetailed Definitions
Definition: An area of land, usually in a city or town, set aside for public recreational use.
Example Sentence: The children played in the park while their parents watched.
Definition: To bring a vehicle to a stop and leave it temporarily.
Example Sentence: You must park your car in the designated areas.
Definition: A large area of land with trees and grass, often found in a rural area.
Example Sentence: They decided to go for a picnic in the country park.
Definition: A place where an amusement park or other recreational facilities are located.
Example Sentence: We spent the day at the amusement park riding roller coasters.
Definition: To place a playing piece in a specified position in a game.
Example Sentence: He decided to park his piece in a strategic position.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from Old French 'parc', from Latin 'parcus' meaning 'enclosed area'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- national park: A protected area established for conservation of wildlife and natural resources.
- amusement park: A large outdoor area with rides, games, and entertainment.
- park and ride: A system where drivers park their cars and take public transport to their destination.
- park ranger: A person responsible for managing and protecting a national park.
Translations
- Spanish: parque
- French: parc
- German: Park
- Russian: парк
Related Words
- recreation: Activities done for enjoyment when one is not working.
- picnic: A meal taken outdoors as part of an excursion.
- nature: The physical world collectively, including plants, animals, and landscapes.
Slang Meanings of park
Meaning: To leave a vehicle in a place temporarily.
Example Sentence: I parked in the lot while I went shopping.
Meaning: To stop and remain in a place; to linger.
Example Sentence: Let’s just park here for a while and relax.