park in English: A large open place with grass and trees where people walk and play. (noun)

Translation

A large open place with grass and trees where people walk and play.

Word origin

From Old French parc, meaning an enclosed piece of land.

Origin: Old French
Root: parc

Grammar

Gender

Pluralparks

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.

Related words

garden

A piece of ground next to a house where you grow flowers, grass, or food.

town

A place with many houses, shops, and streets where people live, smaller than a city.

tree

A tall plant with a hard trunk, branches, and leaves that lives for many years.

walk

To walk is to move along on your feet at a slow, steady pace.

play

To take part in a game or fun activity, or to make music on an instrument.

garage

A building where a car is kept, or a place where cars are repaired.

ball

A round object that you throw, kick, or hit in many games.

ranger

A person whose job is to look after a forest or a large park.

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