parked
- adjective
- /pɑrkt/
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estacionado
- The car was parked in front of the house for several hours.
citizens killed while being in a parked car and Moyed Shams.
- citizens killed while being in a parked car and Moyed Shams.
- Luke's back and he's parked in an unusual place.
- So I had my vehicle parked at the airport parking lot.
- We got the car going to pick up the girls, but there's a car parked there.
- So it's sort of like finding a car that is parked at rest in a public parking lot.
- My car is parked in the front, my car parked right.
- He started speeding to the top of the street and he drove through two parked cars and into a church.
Examples
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So it's sort of like finding a car that is parked at rest in a public parking lot.
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We got the car going to pick up the girls, but there's a car parked there.
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So I had my vehicle parked at the airport parking lot.
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OK, let's remember we're parked in row A.
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The truck was parked less than half a mile from Crowfoot's home.
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Yeah, GCS and it's parked in the driveway right now.
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And I drove to Marshalls parking lot in Wilmington, parked at the very end.
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Please ensure your vehicle is parked correctly in the designated area.
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I noticed a van parked near the entrance of the shopping mall.
Synonyms
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Not moving and staying in one place
Antonyms
How Stationary
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Parked comes from park, which long ago meant an enclosed area for animals or a private garden — a 'safe place' to keep things. That's why a car is parked when you leave it standing in one place for a while.