Car park
Slang Term
BritishAustralian
★★★★★ Very Common
Neutral
含义: A parking lot or parking garage.
停车场。
Un aparcamiento o parking.
駐車場。
주차장.
British term for an area designated for parking cars—what Americans call a 'parking lot' or 'parking garage.'
英式英语中指专门停车的区域。美式英语称为'parking lot'或'parking garage'。
Término británico para un área designada para aparcar coches. Los americanos lo llaman 'parking lot' o 'parking garage'.
車を駐車するために指定されたエリアを指すイギリス英語。アメリカ英語では「parking lot」や「parking garage」と呼ぶ。
영국식 표현으로 차를 주차하는 장소—미국에서는 'parking lot' 또는 'parking garage'라고 한다.
字面意思: Park for cars
例句
- The car park is full. 停车场满了El aparcamiento está lleno駐車場がいっぱいだ주차장이 꽉 찼다.
- Pay and display car park. 计时收费停车场Aparcamiento de pago y exhibición有料表示式駐車場유료 표시식 주차장.
- Multi-storey car park. 多层停车场Aparcamiento de varias plantas立体駐車場입체 주차장.
发音
/kɑː pɑːk/
用法指南
语境: parking, driving, shopping
语气: neutral, everyday
✓ 正确说法
- In the car park.在停车场En el aparcamiento駐車場に주차장에서.
- Car park full.停车场满了Aparcamiento lleno駐車場満車주차장 만차.
- Multi-storey car park.多层停车场Aparcamiento de varias plantas立体駐車場입체 주차장.
✗ 错误说法
- Parking lotParking lot（美式说法）Parking lot（americanismo）Parking lot（アメリカ英語）Parking lot（미국식 표현）
- Parking garageParking garage（美式说法）Parking garage（americanismo）Parking garage（アメリカ英語）Parking garage（미국식 표현）
常见错误
- British term—Americans say 'parking lot'
- 'Multi-storey' for parking garages
起源与历史
British term for parking area.
词源: British English
最早记录: Early 20th century
文化背景
Era: Early 20th century to present
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: British everyday life; Shopping centers
Regional notes: British and Australian—Americans say 'parking lot.'
变体
Car parkMulti-storey car parkPay and display car park
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