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lobby

Pronunciation: [ˈlɑːbi]

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Learn how to use lobby in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “politics”

(noun) a group of people or organizations that try to influence politicians and decision-makers. They want to change laws or policies in favor of their interests.

Example

The environmental lobby worked hard to promote new laws for cleaner air.

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The lobby for tobacco products didn't manage to persuade the government this time.

Example

What issues does the healthcare lobby focus on?

Context: “politics”

(verb) to try to persuade someone in power to support a particular cause or policy. It's like asking leaders to consider your ideas and make changes.

Example

They planned to lobby Congress to support funding for education.

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He didn't lobby for changes in the law, so nothing got done.

Example

Are you planning to lobby for more funds for your school program?

Context: “architecture”

(noun) a large area near the entrance of a building, usually where people wait or meet. It's like a welcoming space when you first walk in.

Example

The hotel lobby was beautifully decorated with plants and art.

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The lobby of that building is too cramped for many visitors to enjoy.

Example

What do you think of the lobby design at our new office?

How to pronounce lobby

Pronunciation: [ˈlɑːbi]

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