park
51park — 1 noun (C) 1 a large open area with grass and trees, especially in a town, where people can walk, play games etc: Let s go for a walk in the park. | a park bench 2 a large enclosed area of land, with grass and trees, around a big house in the… …
52park — park1 [ park ] noun count *** 1. ) in a town, an open public area with grass and trees, often with sports fields or places for children to play: Alice brought the kids to the park to play. Vanderberg Park is just up the street. a ) an area in the …
53park — I UK [pɑː(r)k] / US [pɑrk] noun [countable] Word forms park : singular park plural parks *** 1) in a town, an open public area with grass and trees, often with sports fields or places for children to play Alice took the kids to the park to play.… …
54park — n. 1) to lay out a park 2) an amusement; city; national; public; state park 3) a caravan (BE), trailer (AE); theme park 4) a car park (BE; AE has parking lot) 5) (BE) a coach park 6) an industrial park (AE; BE has industrial estate) * * * [pɑːk]… …
55park — m III, D. u, N. parkkiem; lm M. i 1. «duży ogród powiązany przestrzennie i kompozycyjnie z warunkami naturalnymi i otaczającym krajobrazem, z alejkami i ścieżkami spacerowymi» Park dworski, pałacowy, miejski, podmiejski, zdrojowy. ∆ Park… …
56park — {{11}}park (n.) mid 13c., enclosed preserve for beasts of the chase, from O.Fr. parc, probably ultimately from W.Gmc. *parruk enclosed tract of land (Cf. O.E. pearruc, root of PADDOCK (Cf. paddock) (2), O.H.G. pfarrih fencing about, enclosure,… …
57park — /pak / (say pahk) noun 1. an area of land within a town, set aside for public use, often landscaped with trees and gardens, and with recreational and other facilities: Hyde Park. 2. a tract of land set apart, as by a city or a nation, to be… …
58Park — Der Rosengarten im Stadtpark Mainz Der …
59park — dis·park; park; park·er; park·ing; park·ish; park·man; un·park; mini·park; …
60Park No-ja — Infobox Korean name hangul=박노자 hanja=linktext|朴|露|子 rr=Bak No ja mr=Pak No ja BiographyPark, No ja (Russian: Владимир Тихонов, 1973 ) was born to a Jewish family in St. Petersburg, Russia. His Russian name is Vladimir Tihonov but after… …
