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car park

American  

noun

Chiefly British.

  1. a parking lot.

car park British  

noun

  1. Usual US and Canadian term: parking lot.  an area or building reserved for parking cars

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Etymology

Origin of car park

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

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"At least in the car park, I knew that there was CCTV, it was floodlit, and they had security, and that was a bonus."

From BBC

In the commercial hub of Tel Aviv, Orit Baisa, 42, rushed to an underground car park as soon as he heard the air raid sirens warning of an incoming missile barrage.

From Barron's

As Ibrahima ran away, they chased him into the car park of the Fairway Inn pub.

From BBC

"If you want to interview Robert Duvall, get yourself to the Gracefield Arts Centre car park in five minutes," my contact told me.

From BBC

The thieves may have tampered with an escape door between the car park and the bank, they believe.

From BBC

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