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Перевод: park

[существительное]
парк ; место стоянки автомобилей; высокогорная долина; устричный садок; заповедник ;
[глагол]
разбивать парк; огораживать под парк; парковать; ставить на стоянку; ставить на длительную стоянку; оставлять; ставить парком [воен.]

Тезаурус:

1. The Italians are usually born red but the true White Park calf is born white.
2. The largest, Abington Park, has boating, tennis, bowls, pitch and putt, band concerts, as well as ornamental gardens.
3. First, get to the park an hour before the official opening time.
4. "Car park ticket?"
5. Here we faced a familiar dilemma: the Department of Transport and the county council were seeking to improve a trunk road and, seeing a large area of parkland, decided to take the new road through the park, cutting off a large swathe near the main entrance gates.
6. Abington Park
7. Like, if you came across some boys drinking in that driveway pointing to a small car park, like, first of all you'd just say, "Come on boys, you'll have to move on, built-up area and all that."
8. You can also get the guide by writing to: British Holiday and Home Parks Association, 31 Park Road, Gloucester, GL1 1LH, or call: 0452 413 041.
9. IEUAN EVANS will call up a treasured memory and attempt to bury a nightmare when he leads rejuvenated Wales against world champions Australia at Cardiff Arms Park today.
10. It fell to William, the only son left in London, to prove the will, which he duly did on 22 October at the Principal Probate Registry; the body was laid to rest at Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington, grave no. 66,417.
11. And Saints' hopes of closing the gap on League leaders Wigan will take a dive if the 35-year-old is ruled out of their Christmas derby clashes against the Central Park champions and Widnes.
12. Having seen Freddie Kurz "guest" successfully for the Palace during the War seasons of 1944-;46, including scoring a hat-trick on his Palace debut against Queens Park Rangers on 28 August 1944 (7-;4), Palace supporters of the period petitioned the Board to secure the free-scoring centre-forward on a permanent basis.
13. MENTION big-time tennis venues round here and folk let you prattle on about Wimbledon, Roland Garros, Flushing Meadow and Flinders Park and then press a few claims of their own.