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Definition of parkade in English: parkadenoun pɑːˈkeɪdpɑrˈkeɪd Canadian A multistorey car park. Example sentencesExamples - This seems to be a Vancouver obsession, our proud contempt for a little moisture, like UBC's Chan Centre, which also exposes patrons to the elements between parkade and theatre.
- As for future parking provisions, a shortage of land and environmental concerns means any new spaces will be in parkades.
- The resident called police, who blocked the ground level entrance to the parkade.
- The parkade will become a pseudo-amphitheatre with audience members sitting above the stage on seats provided by the company, or on their own lawn chairs if they choose.
- The middle level serves as the main entrance to the building and provides a public walkway that links the multi-storey parkade to the terminal.
- And while much of that parking will be contained within a mall parkade, that structure wasn't finished in time for Aberdeen's mid-December opening.
- This month, the Liberal government announced they would tear down the Cordova side of the building and renovate the parkade.
- The top of the parkade is level with our office windows.
- ‘The best place to see it is from the parkade on Rice Howard Way,’ he says.
- I think the one that's really obvious is when he's running through the parkade and it's yellow.
- A new hospital could be built over the parkade that is located near St. Georges Avenue and East 15th Street, she said.
- The lack of signage alerting drivers to the presence of pedestrians or children within the parkade has led to the fear that someone may be hit by a speeding car, or attacked by a robber or child predator.
- Seeing as how I was being billed by the hour in the parkade, I asked the security clowns if I would have to pay for the time I was being booted.
- Andrew pumped his shotgun and led the students towards the parkade of the airport.
- The development company wants to build a cinema on top of its parkade, but the project will violate the district's Area Redevelopment Plan by making the building too tall.
- Once completed, the multi-storey parkade will boast a total of 1800 parking bays.
- I'm calling to report a suspicious object in the parkade of the Metropolitan Opera.
- Parking is horribly overpriced at $7 a pop in the lots and parkades, but worse is the lack of it.
- The parkades will replace surface parking lots displaced by academic buildings.
- These neatly landscaped grounds will be largely empty of people, who will usually enter and leave the towers by car from the gaping maw of a parkade off the Ring Road.
Origin 1950s: from park, on the pattern of arcade. Definition of parkade in US English: parkadenounpärˈkādpɑrˈkeɪd Canadian A multistory parking garage. Example sentencesExamples - The resident called police, who blocked the ground level entrance to the parkade.
- Parking is horribly overpriced at $7 a pop in the lots and parkades, but worse is the lack of it.
- Seeing as how I was being billed by the hour in the parkade, I asked the security clowns if I would have to pay for the time I was being booted.
- And while much of that parking will be contained within a mall parkade, that structure wasn't finished in time for Aberdeen's mid-December opening.
- The development company wants to build a cinema on top of its parkade, but the project will violate the district's Area Redevelopment Plan by making the building too tall.
- I'm calling to report a suspicious object in the parkade of the Metropolitan Opera.
- The top of the parkade is level with our office windows.
- The parkades will replace surface parking lots displaced by academic buildings.
- The lack of signage alerting drivers to the presence of pedestrians or children within the parkade has led to the fear that someone may be hit by a speeding car, or attacked by a robber or child predator.
- Once completed, the multi-storey parkade will boast a total of 1800 parking bays.
- Andrew pumped his shotgun and led the students towards the parkade of the airport.
- The parkade will become a pseudo-amphitheatre with audience members sitting above the stage on seats provided by the company, or on their own lawn chairs if they choose.
- ‘The best place to see it is from the parkade on Rice Howard Way,’ he says.
- The middle level serves as the main entrance to the building and provides a public walkway that links the multi-storey parkade to the terminal.
- A new hospital could be built over the parkade that is located near St. Georges Avenue and East 15th Street, she said.
- These neatly landscaped grounds will be largely empty of people, who will usually enter and leave the towers by car from the gaping maw of a parkade off the Ring Road.
- As for future parking provisions, a shortage of land and environmental concerns means any new spaces will be in parkades.
- This month, the Liberal government announced they would tear down the Cordova side of the building and renovate the parkade.
- I think the one that's really obvious is when he's running through the parkade and it's yellow.
- This seems to be a Vancouver obsession, our proud contempt for a little moisture, like UBC's Chan Centre, which also exposes patrons to the elements between parkade and theatre.
Origin 1940s: from park, on the pattern of arcade. |