car park

noun, Chiefly British

a parking lot.

Origin

1930-35

Examples from the web for car park

Tonight, residents have gathered in the adjoining car park, with a merry but apprehensive air.
Lifeguards are stationed on the beach, and there's a large car park behind it.
Other hotel amenities include a complimentary car park, concierge service and a complimentary newspaper.
On arrival at the car park, walk or take a shuttle bus up to the crater, then descend the staircase to the lake.
There is no on-site parking, but the hotel can offer discounted rates at a secure car park within a five-minute walk of the hotel.
Guest amenities include on-site car park, gardens, a sun room and a cosy lounge with open fire for winter months.
Last term, for instance, an infants teacher on car park duty recorded the details of a father who'd stopped in a no-parking zone.
Yet the vast visitors' car park is a clue that some people nevertheless consider the abbey worth a trip.
As the tsunami approached, people drove to the car park there to watch-in terrified awe, but in presumed safety.
In one, a temporary fence was used to close off a short cut to a car park, except for a narrow gap.

British Dictionary definitions for car park

noun

an area or building reserved for parking cars Usual US and Canadian term parking lot