Central Park

American  

noun

1. a public park in central Manhattan, New York City. 840 acres (340 hectares).

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Central Park Cultural  

1. A large park in Manhattan, half a mile wide and over two miles long.

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Example Sentences

NEW YORK—The penthouse atop the Metropolitan Tower on West 57th Street offers proximity to Central Park and has two bedrooms.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the 1860s, the commissioners of New York’s Central Park chose to place a picturesque fountain at the end of the long promenade known as the Mall.

From The Wall Street Journal

Later that day, a lady from Tahiti ran up to me in Central Park and exclaimed: “I didn’t realize Harrison Ford was so young!”

From The Wall Street Journal

And up on its sixth-story terrace you are above the rooftops of Harlem and can see, far to the south, Central Park and the cluster of spindly supertalls beyond.

From The Wall Street Journal

That historic Studio City lot is known for shows like “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and “Entertainment Tonight,” as well as sets imitating Central Park and a New York street.

From The Wall Street Journal