Parky Meaning in English
word
ˈpɑɹki
PAR-kee
pˈɑːki
PAH-kee
Definition
'Parky' is a British informal word meaning chilly or a little bit cold, usually describing the weather.
Usage & Nuances
'Parky' is informal and mostly used in British English, especially in England. It's used for weather but not for things or food. In American English, this word is rare or unknown. Often used in casual or friendly conversations: 'It's a bit parky outside.'
Spanish: fresco - frío (coloquial, Reino Unido)Portuguese (BR): friozinho - frio (coloquial, Reino Unido)Portuguese (PT): fresquinho - frio (coloquial, Reino Unido)Chinese (Simplified): 有点冷（口语，英国）Chinese (Traditional): 有點冷（口語，英國）Hindi: ठंडा (बोलचाल की भाषा, ब्रिटिश)Arabic: بارد قليلاً (عامية، بريطانيا)Bengali: ঠান্ডা - ঠান্ডা লাগছে (আবহাওয়া)Russian: прохладно - свежо (о погоде)Japanese: 肌寒いVietnamese: lạnh lạnh - se se lạnhKorean: 쌀쌀하다Turkish: serin - hafif soğukUrdu: ٹھنڈا (موسم کے لیے)Indonesian: dingin - agak dingin
Example Sentences
It's a bit parky this morning, so wear a jacket.
basic
It gets parky at night in autumn.
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It's looking parky outside. Do you want some tea?
basic
Better bring a scarf—it's parky tonight!
natural
I thought it was spring, but it still feels parky.
natural
When the sun goes down, it turns quite parky even in July.
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