Park that thought Meaning in English
expression
Definition
A phrase used to ask someone to temporarily set aside an idea or topic, suggesting to return to it later.
Usage & Nuances
Primarily used in business, meetings, or discussions to keep conversations focused. Polite and indirect; often followed by an assurance the idea will be revisited. Similar to 'put a pin in it.' Unlikely in informal speech outside professional settings.
Example Sentences
Let's park that thought for now and finish the agenda.
basic
That's a great idea, but can we park that thought until after lunch?
basic
We'll park that thought and revisit it in the next meeting.
basic
If everyone agrees, let's park that thought and move to the next topic.
natural
Interesting point—can we park that thought and circle back later?
natural
We're short on time, so let's park that thought for now and circle back next week.
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