Course
Course noun - A way of acting or proceeding.
Parking lot and course are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Parking lot" instead a noun "Course".
Parking lot
Parking lot noun - A lot where cars are parked.
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Course and parking lot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Course" instead a noun phrase "Parking lot".
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Of course, this means the hero and the villain will immediately rush into the heart of such a complex to have their final battle, instead of just settling things in the parking lot.
Source: No OSHA Compliance - And once the car was OFF of the train, and just pulling into a parking lot, it changed to "Still professional driver on a closed course."
Source: Do Not Attempt - Of course, the Master turns on the Doctor, tries to destroy the Universe rather than being unable to rule it, and then kills the Doctor by shaking him off a radio telescope into a parking lot.
Source: Enemy Mine / Live-Action TV
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