park
🇺🇸
/pɑːrk/
🇬🇧
/pɑːk/
noun
A1
A public area in a city where people go to walk, play, and relax.
We played in the park all afternoon.
A2
An area of land used for a special purpose.
The new business park has many offices.
R
A large area of land with fields and trees around a big country house.
The old house has a beautiful park with many trees.
R
A place for playing sports, especially baseball.
The baseball park was full of cheering fans.
R
A soccer or rugby field.
The players ran across the park during the game.
R
The gear position in an automatic car that locks the wheels.
Always put the car in park before getting out.
verb
A1
To leave a vehicle in a place for some time.
You can park your car near the park entrance.
R
To leave something in a place until you need it.
I'll park my suitcase in the hotel park area.
R
To sit or stand in a place for some time.
He parked himself on a bench in the park.
R
To decide to deal with an idea or issue later.
Let's park that idea and discuss the park renovation first.
translation
A public area in a city where people go to walk, play, and relax.; An area of land used for a special purpose.; A large area of land with fields and trees around a big country house.; A place for playing sports, especially baseball.; A soccer or rugby field.; The gear position in an automatic car that locks the wheels.
To leave a vehicle in a place for some time.; To leave something in a place until you need it.; To sit or stand in a place for some time.; To decide to deal with an idea or issue later.
Word Forms
3rd Present
parks
Past
parked
Perfect
parked
Progressive
parking
Plural
parks