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Definition of lodging - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
temporary residenceplace to live or stay temporarily
- They found lodging in a small cottage.
2.
housingUK rooms rented in a house for accommodationUK
- She lived in lodgings near the university.
3.
hospitalityact of providing accommodation
- The hotel offers lodging for travelers.
4.
agricultureTECH. condition of flattened plants in a fieldTECH.
- The storm caused lodging in the wheat field.
Adjective
accommodationrelated to providing a place to stay
- The lodging house offered several lodging options for travelers.
Images of lodging

place to live or stay temporarily 
condition of flattened plants in a field
Expressions with lodging
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meals and a place to stay provided together
The job includes board and lodging.
temporary housing for students during school terms
Student lodging is available for the semester only.
place where people can rent rooms, not a hotel
He found a lodging house for his stay in the city.
Origin of lodging
Old English, logian (to provide with a place) + -ing (action)
Terms with lodging included in their meaning
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accommodation
place offering lodging and services for travelers
accommodation
small lodging offering overnight stay and breakfast
accommodation
place with lodging and skiing facilities
lodging
establishment offering lodging, food, and drink to travelers
housing
share a room or lodging with someone
finance
expenses paid for transport lodging and related needs during a trip
hospitality
package offering lodging and morning meal
guest lodging
family that provides accommodation to guests
travel
budget lodging with shared facilities for travelers
business
industry that provides lodging services in hotels for paying guests
accommodation service
provide regular meals and lodging in exchange for payment
accommodation
receive meals and lodging in exchange for money
roadside lodging
hotel for motorists with parking access
service
business of providing lodging and catering services
temporary stay
temporary lodging area in a motel
detailed costs
expenses for packing, transport, and temporary lodging
lodging arrangement
person who pays to stay in someone's home, usually including meals
finance
money given to help pay for housing or temporary lodging costs
accommodation
person paying for meals and lodging in a house
sustainable lodging
hotel designed to minimize environmental impact
lodging
place to sleep or stay temporarily
travel
holiday lodging with kitchen facilities where guests cook their own meals
hospitality
meals provided at a place of lodging
accommodation
house offering lodging and meals for paying guests
Examples of lodging in a sentence
He arranged lodging at a nearby inn for the weekend. They found affordable lodging in the city center. His job provided lodging as part of the contract. They found lodging in a cozy cabin. Lodging was scarce during the festival. Heavy rain led to lodging in the cornfield.
Lodging affected the barley after the storm. They advertised their lodging services online. The brochure listed various lodging facilities nearby.
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- French:logement, d'hébergement, ...
- German:Unterkunft, Unterkunfts-, ...
- Italian:alloggio, di alloggio, ...
- Spanish:alojamiento, de alojamiento, ...
- Portuguese:alojamento, de alojamento, ...
- Chinese:住宿, 住宿的, ...
- Japanese:宿泊, 下宿, ...
- Arabic:مَأْوًى, إِقَامِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מָקוֹם לִינָה, חֲדָרִים לְהַשְׂכָּרָה, ...
- Russian:жилье, жилищный, ...
- Ukrainian:житло, житловий, ...
- Hindi:अस्थायी निवास, आवासीय, ...
Definition of lodge - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
accommodationsimple hotel or guesthouse, typically in a natural setting
- They booked a room at a ski lodge for their vacation..
2.
leisurebuilding for recreational use like a cabin
- We stayed in a cozy lodge by the lake.
3.
organization branchlocal branch of certain fraternal organizations
- He's a member of the local Masonic lodge..
4.
beaver shelterUS beaver's shelter on a pond or lakeUS
- We spotted a beaver lodge near the riverbank.
5.
gatehouseUK small house at the entrance of a large estateUK
- The gardener lived in the lodge by the gate.
6.
indigenous homeDated US traditional Native American dwellingDated US
- The tribe gathered in the communal lodge.
Verb
1.
temporary stayintr. stay temporarily in a placeintr.
- They decided to lodge at a nearby hotel for the night..
2.
hospitalitytr. provide accommodation for someonetr.
- The family agreed to lodge the travelers for a week.
3.
official submissiontr. UK officially submit a document or complainttr. UK
- She decided to lodge a complaint with the manager.
4.
buildingtr. fix something firmly in placetr.
- He lodged the pole securely in the ground.
5.
fixationintr. become stuck or fixed in a specific placeintr.
- A piece of food lodged in his throat..
Images of lodge

simple hotel or guesthouse, typically in a natural setting 
building for recreational use like a cabin 
beaver's shelter on a pond or lake
Expressions with lodge
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become stuck or embedded in something
A small stone lodged in his shoe.
formally make a complaint to an authority
She decided to lodge a complaint with the HR department.
building at a ski resort where skiers stay and relax
We returned to the ski lodge after a long day skiing.
building for recreational hunting activities
The group stayed at a hunting lodge for the weekend.
stay in someone's thoughts and is hard to forget
That song lodged in my mind all day.
formally submit a claim that someone did something wrong
She decided to lodge an accusation against her coworker.
submit a formal request to review a decision
The lawyer decided to lodge an appeal against the verdict.
small country house for hunters during shooting season
They stayed at a shooting lodge for the weekend.
small hut for ritual steam baths by Indigenous peoples
They participated in a ceremony at the sweat lodge.
room near college gate used as mailroom
Students collect their packages from the porter's lodge.
city in Barber County, Kansas, USA
Medicine Lodge is known for its historical significance.
building where Freemasons meet for ceremonies
The masonic lodge was beautifully decorated for the ceremony.
roadside hotel with parking for motorists
We stayed at a cozy motor lodge during our road trip.
Origin of lodge
Old English, loggian (to stay)
Examples of lodge in a sentence
We stayed at a cozy lodge by the lake. They rented a lodge for the family reunion. The ski lodge was bustling with tourists. The lodge hosts monthly meetings for its members. He attended a charity event at the lodge. The lodge was partially submerged in the pond.
A family of beavers lived in the lodge by the lake. The estate's lodge overlooked the main drive. Visitors stopped at the lodge before entering the grounds. They built a new lodge for the winter season. The lodge was decorated with traditional symbols. We will lodge with friends during our visit. They found a place to lodge for the weekend. The innkeeper agreed to lodge the hikers overnight. They decided to lodge the guests in the spare room. He decided to lodge his tax return early. They plan to lodge an appeal against the decision. She lodged the anchor in the sand. A splinter lodged itself in his thumb. The key lodged in the lock and wouldn't turn. A small stone lodged in her shoe, causing discomfort.
View all translations of lodge
Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:auberge, loger, ...
- German:Lodge, übernachten, ...
- Italian:albergo, alloggiare, ...
- Spanish:albergue, alojarse, ...
- Portuguese:albergue, alojar-se, ...
- Chinese:旅馆, 暂住, ...
- Japanese:ロッジ, 泊まる, ...
- Arabic:نُزُل, نَزَل, ...
- Hebrew:לוֹדְג׳, לָלוּן, ...
- Russian:лодж, остановиться, ...
- Ukrainian:готель, зупинитися, ...
- Hindi:लॉज, ठहरना, ...


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