to lodge
01
寄宿, 住宿
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
例子
While studying abroad, she chose to lodge with a local family to experience the culture firsthand.
在国外学习时，她选择与当地家庭同住，以亲身体验文化。
The traveler decided to lodge in a bed and breakfast rather than a hotel.
旅行者决定在民宿而不是酒店住宿。
02
提出, 提交
to formally submit or file a charge, accusation, or complaint against someone
Transitive: to lodge a claim or appeal
例子
The company decided to lodge a complaint against the competitor for unfair business practices.
该公司决定对竞争对手的不公平商业行为提出投诉。
The organization plans to lodge a legal complaint if the contract terms are not honored.
如果合同条款不被遵守，该组织计划提出法律投诉。
03
卡住, 嵌入
to become stuck or fixed in a particular position, often in a way that is difficult to remove
Intransitive: to lodge somewhere
例子
A splinter from the wooden deck lodged in her finger.
木甲板上的一根刺扎进了她的手指。
As he walked through the dense forest, burrs from the bushes lodged in his clothing.
当他穿过茂密的森林时，灌木丛中的刺扎进了他的衣服。
04
提供住宿, 留宿
to offer a place to stay or provide accommodation for someone
Transitive: to lodge sb | to lodge sb somewhere
例子
The family decided to lodge a friend who needed a place to stay while transitioning to a new job.
家人决定收留一位在过渡到新工作时需要住处朋友。
The homeowner decided to lodge international students during the summer.
房主决定在夏天接待国际学生。
Lodge
01
旅馆, 小屋
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
02
乡间小屋, 旅馆
a small house in the countryside, where people temporarily stay while participating in an outdoor activity such as climbing, skiing, etc.
03
巢穴, 栖息处
the nest of an otter or a beaver
04
门房, 小屋
small house at the entrance to the grounds of a country mansion; usually occupied by a gatekeeper or gardener
05
协会, 俱乐部
a formal association of people with similar interests
