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The phrase "a big parking" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when referring to a large parking area or lot.
Example: "We found a big parking near the mall, which made it easy to shop."
Alternatives: "a large parking lot" or "a spacious parking area."
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There was a big parking lot, and a gate.
"But you couldn't see it, because Salzburg was a big parking lot".
It even has a big parking garage and good transit connections.
Without it, Mr. Castellano said, the area assumed the strange feeling of a big parking lot.
At the time, Los Angeles County had provided bond financing for a big parking garage underneath the concert hall.
"But if we hadn't compromised, that section would have been a big parking lot while the rest became a park".
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"It's a big park," he said.
"The park's a big park; it's a tough place to hit," Francoeur said.
"Unbeknownst to the management, they did something really good by building such a big park.
Three years ago Anna Hazare, an ageing Gandhian populist, drew immense crowds to Ramlila Maidan, a big park in Old Delhi.
The advantages of life near a big park, with acres of forest and lawn, are well known and well chronicled.
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