Unit 3. Parks' features. (definitions)

It is a long seat, typically made of wood or metal, designed for

seating multiple people. They are commonly found in parks,

gardens, public spaces and so on.

It is a structure built to span a physical obstacle, such as a river, valley,

or road, providing a pathway for people, vehicles, or animals to cross.

It is a place where people can buy and consume coffee , as well as

other beverages and light refreshments.

It is a small body of water, often artificial, where ducks can swim

and live. They are commonly found in parks, gardens or natural

settings.

It is a large inland body of water that is typically freshwater, though

some lakes can be saline.They are larger than ponds and are surrounded

by land.

It is an outdoor venue designed for performances such as plays,

concerts, or other live events.It typically has a stage set outdoors.

It is a fitness area located in an open space, such as a park or public

area, equipped with exercise machines and equipment for outdoor use.

It is a designated route or trail that people can walk, ride, or travel

along.They can be found in various environments such as parks,

forests, urban areas and natural landscapes.

It is a designated space, often within a park or recreational area,

equipped with amenities for people to enjoy outdoor meals.These areas

typically include tables, benches, and sometimes barbecue grills.

It is an outdoor area designed for children to play, featuring

structures such as swings, slides, climbing frames and so on.