Meaning
A large open place with grass and trees where people walk and play.
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Word origin
From Old French parc, meaning an enclosed piece of land.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- parc
Grammar
Examples
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"Park" means an open place with grass and trees.
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"Park" here means the green open place in the town.
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"Parks" is the plural, meaning more than one park.
A park is a large open place in a town or city with grass and trees. People go there to walk, to play games or to sit and rest. Children often play in the park after school.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 7, lesson 2: park, bag, choose and 7 more words.