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park

110 1.0
A large field or stadium where baseball games are played
  • noun
  • /pɑrk/
  • US
: estadio de béisbol
  • The local baseball team plays its home games at the park every summer.

You know, it's not Fenway Park, it's not Boston.

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Examples

  • West Ham are playing Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park now.

  • On the surface of the planet lie some 900 baseball parks, facsimiles of those of 20th century North America.

    Fiction book (1995)
  • Playing in a big league game in a big league park.

  • It's part of the effort to build a baseball park and attract a Little League franchise.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • The road straightened, and LuAnn saw the park and heard shouting from the stadium.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • During the championship, fans filled the park to cheer for their favorite team.

  • The new park has facilities that can accommodate thousands of spectators for baseball games.

Synonyms

field
vspark
∞ 1.0

An area marked for playing sports like soccer

focuses specifically on hosting ball games or matches
stadium
vspark
516 1.4

A large open building with seats around a field for sports or concerts

can mean a building like that or an open playing ground
ballpark
vspark
  • US
66 2.9

A stadium where people watch baseball games

is similar but can mean either a field or a stadium
pitch
vspark
  • UK
17 2.6

An area of ground marked for playing sports like soccer

differs by being intended for other team sports rather than ball games
playing field
vspark
16 1.5

An area of land prepared and marked for playing sports

is used mainly for ball games rather than all sports
16 1.2

A grassy area with a diamond-shaped infield where people play baseball

is for ball games in general, not only one sport
ball field
vspark
  • US
9 1.9

A place where people play baseball

emphasizes large size and can mean a stadium or open ground
5 2.5

A large outdoor building with seats for many people to watch sports or concerts

narrows this to places used especially for ball games
playing area
vspark
4 1.8

An area marked and prepared for sports, like a field or court

is used specifically for ball games and sometimes as a stadium
4 2.1

An area of land people prepare and keep for playing sports like soccer or track

is narrower, applying mainly to venues for ball games
playfield
vspark
1 4.0

A situation where people or companies compete to succeed

is literal, referring to physical places for ball games

Idioms

walk in the park
  • Informal
22 1.0

An easy task that needs little effort

to park the bus
  • Literature
1 7.7

Put most players near their own goal to stop the other team from scoring

Compounds

142 1.0

A large public park in Manhattan that has wide green spaces and places for concerts

125 1.5

An area of land protected by the national government for nature and for people to visit

A large outdoor place with rides, shows, and games for fun

57 1.6

A park with rides and shows based on one story or idea

57 3.3

A place where people rent spaces for homes on wheels that share water and electricity

49 1.0

A place where people leave their cars for a short time

35 3.4

A famous rich street in New York City with many expensive homes

24 3.6

A United States government group that manages national parks, monuments, and protected places

23 1.0

A long seat with a back in a park for people to sit

18 1.0

A park with pools, slides and water play areas

12 3.8

An area of land near a city with many factories and large businesses

A large protected area in western United States and the first US national park, famous for geysers and wildlife

A national park in California with tall waterfalls, steep rock cliffs, and many different natural sights

A cemetery like a park with gardens and simple graves for quietly remembering people who have died

3 3.5

A famous street in New York that has large expensive apartments

3 3.3

A park where visitors drive through to see wild animals

3 4.6

A racetrack for horse racing in Elmont, New York, home of the Belmont Stakes

A park where wild animals live in natural areas so people can see them

A large park in northern Colorado with high mountains, lakes, and wild animals

A large park in southern Florida with wetlands, mangrove swamps and rare animals

2 6.5

A person who manages and looks after public parks

A national park in southwest Utah with tall red cliffs and deep canyons carved by rivers

A national park in northwest Wyoming with tall rocky mountains and wild animals

A national park in the southeastern United States covering Tennessee and North Carolina with high mountains and many wild animals

A large park in Alaska with tall mountains, open wild land and animals like bears and moose

A large park in northern Arizona that contains the Grand Canyon

A national park in California known for giant sequoia trees and Mount Whitney

A national park in eastern Utah in the United States with many natural stone arches

A national park on the coast of Maine with rocky shores and forested mountains

A national park in Washington state with rainforests, mountains, and many animals

A national park in southern Florida with coral reefs, islands, and many sea animals

A large park in Canada with high mountains, clear lakes, and wild animals

A national park in southeast Utah with deep canyons carved by the Colorado and Green Rivers

A large park in Virginia with mountains and the Appalachian Trail

A national park in Hawaii with active volcanoes and many different plants and animals

A national park in Colorado with well-preserved ancient cliff homes built by Native Americans

A large national park in southwest Texas with mountains, desert, deep canyons, and many wild animals

A large park in northern California with very tall old coast redwood trees along the Pacific Ocean

A large park in northern Washington State, USA with high mountains and old gold rush sites

A large park in Alaska with Mount Denali and animals like bears and moose

A national park in southern Utah known for its tall, thin orange rock pillars

A national park in North Dakota that preserves prairie and badlands where Theodore Roosevelt once had a ranch

A national park in California with giant sequoia trees, deep canyons, and high mountain lakes

A national park in northern California with volcanoes, lakes, and hot springs

A national park in southern Alaska with high mountains, deep sea inlets, glaciers and many wild animals

A national park in Washington state with a high volcano, glaciers, and mountain lakes

A national park in New Mexico with large underground caves and rock formations

A large park in northern Tanzania with open grassland and many wild animals

A park in Arkansas with natural hot springs people visit for bathing and health

A national park in South Dakota with eroded rock shapes and many ancient fossils

A national park on islands off southern California with many sea birds and marine life

A national park in Utah with colorful rocks, canyons, and desert plants and animals

wind park
  • Specialized
1 4.0

A place with many turbines that make electricity from wind

A national park in Oregon with the deepest lake in the United States formed in a volcano crater

A national park in Kentucky with a very large cave system and an underground river

A national park in northeastern Arizona with many colorful tree logs turned to stone

A large park in southern Alaska with volcanoes, mountains, and many wild animals

1 4.7

A large national park in Alaska with mountains, lakes, and old Native sites

A very large national park in southeast Alaska with high mountains and big glaciers

A national park on Isle Royale in Lake Superior, Michigan, known for wild nature, moose, wolves, and old iron mines

A national park in South Dakota with limestone caves and bison herds

A national park in Hawaii around a large sleeping volcano with unique plants and views

A national park on St John with tropical plants, sandy beaches, and coral reefs

A national park in northern Minnesota with many lakes, forests, and rocky shores

A very large park in northern Alaska with wild land and no roads

A large park in southern Alaska with volcanoes, mountains, and many brown bears

oyster park
  • Specialized
1 5.4

An area where people grow oysters to sell

A national park in western Texas with rugged mountains and the state's highest point

A national park on the island of Hawaii with active volcanoes like Kīlauea and Mauna Loa

A large protected area in northern Alaska with mountains, forests, tundra, sand dunes, and old human remains and tools

A large national park in northern Alaska with very wild, remote land

A large national park in Alaska with wild nature and old sites of Native people

A former national park in Oklahoma known for its mineral springs, now part of the Chickasaw National Recreation Area

How Big

coliseum
41 4.7
stadium
516 1.4
park
  • US
110 1.0
playing field
16 1.5
ball field
  • US
9 1.9

Surface Forms

park singular
parks plural

Etymology

Park for a sports field comes from Old French parc, meaning an 'enclosed area' used for games or keeping animals, so a baseball 'park' is a special place set aside for playing and watching sports.