What is another word for angle-park?
Pronunciation: [ˈaŋɡə͡lpˈɑːk] (IPA) 
Angle-park is a term that is predominantly used in the UK to describe the act of parking a car diagonally across a space rather than parallel to the curb. While this term is well-known in Britain, other English-speaking countries use different terms to describe the same parking technique. For instance, in the United States, angle-park is referred to as angle-in parking, while in Australia, it is known as nose-in parking. In Canada, diagonal parking is the common term used. Each of these terms means the same thing and refers to the act of parking at an angle to the curb rather than parallel to it.
