Lodge

/lˈɒd‍ʒ/

/ˈɫɑdʒ/

Definition & Bedeutung von "lodge"

to lodge

VERB

mieten, wohnen

to rent a room or living space in someone else's residence, typically on a temporary basis

Intransitive: to lodge somewhere | to lodge with sb

einreichen, vorbringen

to formally submit or file a charge, accusation, or complaint against someone

Transitive: to lodge a claim or appeal

stecken bleiben, festkleben

to become stuck or fixed in a particular position, often in a way that is difficult to remove

Intransitive: to lodge somewhere

unterbringen, beherbergen

to offer a place to stay or provide accommodation for someone

accommodate

board

house

put up

quarter

Transitive: to lodge sb | to lodge sb somewhere

Lodge

SUBSTANTIV

Almhütte, Gasthaus

a place where people can stay overnight, usually designed with a rustic or natural style, and may have restaurants, activities, and shared areas for guests

Hütte, Almhütte

a small house in the countryside, where people temporarily stay while participating in an outdoor activity such as climbing, skiing, etc.

What is a "lodge"?

A lodge is a small, often rustic building used for providing temporary accommodation, usually in natural or outdoor settings. It is often found in areas like forests, mountains, or near lakes and is used by travelers, tourists, or those seeking a getaway in nature. Lodges may offer basic amenities such as beds, bathrooms, and common areas for guests to gather. Some lodges are part of larger resorts or recreational areas, providing a comfortable place to stay while enjoying outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, or skiing. They are typically cozy and provide a more relaxed, nature-focused environment than hotels.

Bau, Höhle

the nest of an otter or a beaver

Hütte, Unterkunft

any of various Native American dwellings

Pavillon, Häuschen

small house at the entrance to the grounds of a country mansion; usually occupied by a gatekeeper or gardener

Loge, Verein

a formal association of people with similar interests

lodge

dislodge

lodger

lodging

Beispiel

He preferred to lodge in private homes while on business trips.

While studying abroad, she chose to lodge with a local family to experience the culture firsthand.

The newlyweds decided to lodge temporarily with the bride's parents until they found a place of their own.

The company decided to lodge a complaint against the competitor for unfair business practices.

After careful consideration, the employee decided to lodge a formal complaint about workplace discrimination.

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