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parking

parking

3 4.8
Registering a domain name and putting a temporary web page with ads
  • noun
  • /ˈpɑrkɪŋ/
  • Jargon
translation icon : parking de dominios
  • parking orbit
  • parking garage

Examples

  • The price you pay for stock parking is high.

  • The results should end up netting the District the revenue it needs while ensuring that parking remains available for those who want it.

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  • There's the marketing office, brokerage/sales team offices, domain parking, MLS, etc.

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  • We sold Parking.Chicago.com and Parking@Chicago.com to one of the largest VC-based Hotels.com for parking companies.

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  • The company has invested in parking to create temporary webpages that attract advertisers.

  • By utilizing parking, entrepreneurs can monetize their domain names while waiting for a buyer.

  • Many businesses use parking to reserve attractive domain names and generate revenue from ads.

Compounds

497 1.0

An area or building where people leave cars for a short time

78 1.0

A marked place for one car in a lot, garage, or on a street

A paper telling you to pay a fine for parking where it is not allowed

37 1.0

A marked place to leave a car for a short time

12 2.3

A machine by a parking space that takes coins or cards to let you park for a short time

9 1.0

A place where people leave cars or other vehicles

8 3.5

A service at hotels or restaurants where a person parks and brings back your car for you

A lever or pedal that keeps a car from moving when you leave it

parking lot
  • Jargon
3 4.4

A place in a meeting where people put ideas to discuss later

An area where drivers must not leave their cars

2 1.5

An area for leaving cars or other vehicles

A metal frame where people lock and leave bicycles

A metal frame where people lock and leave bicycles

parking crater
  • Informal
8.1

A large hole in a parking area that can damage tires

How Active

dev
  • Specialized
4 6.0
site
  • Texting
1.6
parking
  • Jargon
3 4.8
reserved
2.6

Surface Forms

parking singular
parkings plural

Morphology

parking = park (semi-transparent) = park + ing

Morphologically derived from 'park' + '-ing' but extended metaphorically to reserving or temporarily hosting a domain name; recognizable form but a domain-specific meaning that may not be obvious to general learners.

Etymology

The word parking in computing borrows the same idea as a park: a safe place to leave something. So to 'park' a domain is like parking a car — you leave the name on a simple page until you are ready to use it.