사용 패턴:
[someone] goes to [a park]
We spent the afternoon walking in the park.
A délutánt a parkban sétálva töltöttük.
Children were playing on the swings in the park.
A gyerekek a parkban hintáztak.
The city built a new park near the river.
They had a picnic in the park.
Joggers use the park every morning.
학습자용 예문
I like to walk in the park.
Szeretek a parkban sétálni.
The park has many trees.
A parkban sok fa van.
We play football in the park.
There is a small lake in the park.
I go to the park on Sundays.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse 'park' (noun) with 'parking lot', which is an area for cars, not recreation.
뜻
Public green space for leisure
연어
public park
|city park
|national park
|play in the park
|park bench
유의어
garden (Smaller and often cultivated with flowers; may be private or public.)
반의어
street (A paved urban area for vehicles and pedestrians, not for recreation.)
주제
daily life
|travel
|nature
|daily_life
|housing
정의
A large open place in a city or town with grass and trees where people can relax or play.
An open area in a town or city with grass, trees, and other natural features, set aside for public recreation and enjoyment.
사용 패턴:
to park [a vehicle] [somewhere]
You can park your car in front of the building.
Az épület előtt parkolhatsz az autóddal.
She parked in the garage overnight.
Éjszakára a garázsban parkolt.
We found a place to park near the restaurant.
Please do not park here; it's reserved for staff.
He parked his bike by the fence.
학습자용 예문
I will park my car here.
Itt fogok parkolni az autómmal.
She parks her bike near the shop.
A bolt közelében szokta leparkolni a biciklijét.
We can't park on this street.
He parked in front of the school.
They park behind the house.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse 'park' with 'stop'; 'stop' is temporary without leaving the vehicle, while 'park' means leaving it.
뜻
Stop and leave a vehicle somewhere
연어
park a car
|park illegally
|parking space
|parallel park
유의어
station (More formal or technical; often used for positioning large vehicles or equipment.)
반의어
drive (To operate and move a vehicle rather than stopping it.)
주제
daily life
|transportation
|daily_life
정의
To stop a car or other vehicle and leave it in one place for a time.
To bring a vehicle to a halt and leave it in a particular place for some time.
Yellowstone is the oldest national park in the United States.
A Yellowstone Nemzeti Park az Egyesült Államok legrégebbi nemzeti parkja.
The safari took us through a game park full of lions and elephants.
A szafari egy oroszlánokkal és elefántokkal teli vadrezervátumon vezetett át minket.
We camped in the national park for three nights.
The park is home to rare bird species.
학습자용 예문
We visited a big national park.
Meglátogattunk egy nagy nemzeti parkot.
The park has many wild animals.
A parkban sok vadállat él.
They went camping in the park.
We saw lions in the game park.
뜻
Protected natural area for public use
연어
national park
|wildlife park
|game park
유의어
reserve (Often refers specifically to protected land for wildlife; may be smaller than a national park.)
반의어
urban area (Built-up area with little or no natural habitat.)
정의
A big natural place, often with mountains, forests, or lakes, that people visit for fun and nature.
A large area of land kept in its natural state and protected by the government for public enjoyment and conservation of wildlife.
사용 패턴:
to park [oneself/something] [somewhere]
He parked himself in front of the TV all evening.
Egész estére letelepedett a tévé elé.
Park your bags by the door until we leave.
Tedd le a táskákat az ajtó mellé, amíg el nem indulunk.
She parked her stroller next to the table.
학습자용 예문
I parked my bag under the chair.
Letettem a táskámat a szék alá.
He parked himself on the sofa.
Letelepedett a kanapéra.
She parked her bike outside.
뜻
Put oneself or something somewhere for a while
연어
park yourself on the sofa
|park the stroller
유의어
settle (Implies becoming comfortable in a place, often more permanently.)
반의어
leave (To go away from a place rather than staying there.)
주제
daily life
|core_vocabulary
정의
To sit down or put something in one place and leave it there for some time.
To put oneself or something in a particular place and leave it there for some time, often casually or informally.