用法模式:
[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.
学习者例句
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.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'park' (noun) with 'parking lot', which is an area for cars, not recreation.
含义
Public green space for leisure
搭配
public park
|city park
|national park
|play in the park
|park bench
近义词
garden (Smaller and often cultivated with flowers; may be private or public.)
反义词
street (A paved urban area for vehicles and pedestrians, not for recreation.)
主题
daily life
|travel
|nature
|daily_life
|housing
释义
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.
用法模式:
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.
学习者例句
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.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'park' with 'stop'; 'stop' is temporary without leaving the vehicle, while 'park' means leaving it.
含义
Stop and leave a vehicle somewhere
搭配
park a car
|park illegally
|parking space
|parallel park
近义词
station (More formal or technical; often used for positioning large vehicles or equipment.)
反义词
drive (To operate and move a vehicle rather than stopping it.)
主题
daily life
|transportation
|daily_life
释义
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.
学习者例句
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.
含义
Protected natural area for public use
搭配
national park
|wildlife park
|game park
近义词
reserve (Often refers specifically to protected land for wildlife; may be smaller than a national park.)
反义词
urban area (Built-up area with little or no natural habitat.)
释义
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.
用法模式:
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.
学习者例句
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.
含义
Put oneself or something somewhere for a while
搭配
park yourself on the sofa
|park the stroller
近义词
settle (Implies becoming comfortable in a place, often more permanently.)
反义词
leave (To go away from a place rather than staying there.)
主题
daily life
|core_vocabulary
释义
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.