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garden

a plot of ground, often near a house, used for growing flowers, vegetables, or ornamental plants; a planned outdoor area cultivated for aesthetic or p...

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airport

A large facility where aircraft take off, land, and are maintained, and where passengers and cargo are handled.

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camp

a place with temporary accommodations.

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farm

an area of land used for growing crops or keeping animals

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field

An area of ground used for sports or games.

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park

an area of land, often owned by a city or public authority, set aside and maintained for public recreation, open space, and enjoyment (often with lawn...

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yard

an enclosed area of ground next to a building.

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zoo

a place where wild animals are kept for public display.

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swimming pool

an artificial pool built for swimming

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patio

An outdoor paved area next to a house used for sitting, dining, or recreation.

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playground

An outdoor area designed for children to play, usually equipped with structures such as swings, slides, and climbing frames.

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amusement park

a park with rides and other attractions

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cemetery

A place where dead people are buried, often with marked graves and paths.

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plot

A small piece of ground, especially one used for a specific purpose.

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land

the solid part of the Earth's surface; ground or soil (especially as property or territory)

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back yard

the enclosed ground behind a house

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car park

An area or building where cars can be parked, especially a public parking lot.

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front yard

the enclosed ground in front of a house

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parking lot

an open area for parking vehicles

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town square

an open public space at the centre of a town

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funfair

A traveling or permanent fairground with amusement rides, games, and other entertainment.

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bench

In sports, the bench is the area where substitute players and coaches sit during a game.

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court

In sports, a court is a marked playing area where games such as tennis, basketball, or volleyball are played.

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lane

A lane is a marked strip on a sports course that a competitor is assigned to race in.

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pitch

In sports such as football, rugby, or cricket, a pitch is the area of ground where the game is played.

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rink

In sports, a rink is a prepared area of ice used for skating or playing ice hockey.

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track

A course or circuit for racing.

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square

A square is one of the spaces on a board game board where a piece or marker can be placed or moved.

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clay court

A tennis court whose playing surface is made of crushed brick, stone, or similar loose material.

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grass court

In tennis, a grass court is a playing surface covered with grass, on which the ball tends to bounce low and quickly.

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hard court

A hard court is a tennis court with a firm, even surface, usually made of asphalt or concrete and covered with an acrylic layer.

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bullpen

In baseball, the bullpen is the area where relief pitchers warm up before entering the game.

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diamond

In baseball, the diamond is the square-shaped infield formed by home plate and the three bases, or, by extension, the whole playing field.

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dugout

In baseball, a dugout is the sunken or sheltered area beside the field where a team's players and coaches sit during the game.

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gridiron

In American football, the playing field marked with parallel yard lines and shorter crosswise lines, or the sport played on that field.

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links

A golf course built on coastal land, typically characterized by sandy soil, dunes, and few trees.

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touch

The area outside the touchlines of a rugby field.

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bunny slope

A very gentle, beginner-friendly slope at a ski resort, used for learning to ski or snowboard.

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halfpipe

A U-shaped snow channel with steep sides where skiers and snowboarders perform tricks by riding up and launching off the walls.

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piste

A marked, prepared route down a mountain for skiing or snowboarding.

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slopestyle

A skiing or snowboarding competition course with jumps, rails, and other obstacles on which riders perform tricks.

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kiss and cry

An area at a figure-skating or speed-skating competition where skaters and coaches wait and watch scores or results after a performance or race.

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