parking garage

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Motor vehiclesparking garageˈparking ˌgarage / $ ˈ...ˌ./ noun [countable] American English TTCa building with open sides in a public place where cars can be parkedExamples from the Corpusparking garage• For example, Wynns floated the idea of eliminating surface street parking near the museum in exchange for a parking garage.• They turned it into a parking garage.• It was supposed to have been turned into a parking garage long before now.• Museum trustees argue that a parking garage must be built to satisfy the needs of their vehicle-dependent patrons.• A six-level parking garage is ready to handle 15,000 cars.• By the year 2001 the tracks will circle the perimeter of the short-term parking garage roof in the middle of the loop.• I mean the curtains are still hanging in the parking garage.

单词	parking garage
释义	parking garage From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Motor vehiclesparking garageˈparking ˌgarage / $ ˈ...ˌ./ noun [countable] American English TTCa building with open sides in a public place where cars can be parkedExamples from the Corpusparking garage• For example, Wynns floated the idea of eliminating surface street parking near the museum in exchange for a parking garage.• They turned it into a parking garage.• It was supposed to have been turned into a parking garage long before now.• Museum trustees argue that a parking garage must be built to satisfy the needs of their vehicle-dependent patrons.• A six-level parking garage is ready to handle 15,000 cars.• By the year 2001 the tracks will circle the perimeter of the short-term parking garage roof in the middle of the loop.• I mean the curtains are still hanging in the parking garage.
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