Garage ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Garage ( noun )

1. A building or indoor space in which to park or keep a vehicle or vehicles, typically a car.
2. A place where vehicles are repaired or serviced.

Origin:

From french garage, from garer, meaning "to shelter".

Examples:

1. I"m sorry I"m late, I had to put the car in the garage.
2. He opened the garage door and backed the car out.
3. I am going to take my car to the garage for a tune-up.
4. The driver pulled into the garage, out of the rain.
5. The garage was filled with the smell of gasoline and oil.

(As a verb)

Garage ( verb )

1. A building or indoor space in which to park or keep a vehicle or vehicles, typically a car.
2. A place where vehicles are repaired or serviced.

Origin:

From french garage, from garer, meaning "to shelter".

Examples:

1. I"m sorry I"m late, I had to put the car in the garage.
2. He opened the garage door and backed the car out.
3. I am going to take my car to the garage for a tune-up.
4. The driver pulled into the garage, out of the rain.
5. The garage was filled with the smell of gasoline and oil.