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Definition of lodgment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
accommodationRare UK area used for lodging people or thingsRare UK
- The hikers found a lodgment for the night.
2.
warfareTECH. UK small area gained in enemy territoryTECH. UK
- The soldiers secured a lodgment beyond the river.
3.
obstructionTECH. UK blockage or accumulation in a passageTECH. UK
- The lodgment in the pipe caused a flood.
4.
deposition siteRare UK place where something is deposited or lodgedRare UK
- The cave served as a lodgment for ancient artifacts..
Images of lodgment

place where something is deposited or lodged
Origin of lodgment
Old French, logier (to lodge)
Examples of lodgment in a sentence
They sought lodgment in the small village. They established a lodgment on the hilltop. The troops created a lodgment near the enemy's base. A lodgment of debris blocked the ventilation shaft. The lodgment in the artery required immediate surgery. The riverbank was a lodgment for driftwood.
The lodgment of snow on the roof posed a danger.
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- French:abri, tête de pont, ...
- German:Unterbringung, Brückenkopf, ...
- Italian:alloggio, posizione, ...
- Spanish:alojamiento, puesto avanzado, ...
- Portuguese:abrigo, ponto de apoio, ...
- Chinese:住宿地, 立足点, ...
- Japanese:宿泊場所, 足場, ...
- Arabic:مأوى, مَوْطِئ قَدَم, ...
- Hebrew:מָקוֹם לִינָה, מָאֳחָז, ...
- Russian:ночлег, плацдарм, ...
- Ukrainian:притулок, плацдарм, ...
- Hindi:आवास, आश्रय, ...
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