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lodges

Pronunciation: [ˈlɒdʒɪz]

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

Context: “accommodation”

(noun) a lodge is a place where people can stay temporarily, like a small hotel or cabin, often in nature. People go to lodges when they want to relax or enjoy activities like hiking or fishing.

Example

We stayed at a cozy lodge in the mountains during our vacation.

Example

There were no lodges available in the area, so we had to camp instead.

Example

Have you ever stayed at a lodge while traveling?

Context: “housing/putting away”

(verb) to lodge something means to put it in a particular place or to deposit it somewhere. For example, you might lodge a complaint or lodge your suitcase in a hotel room.

Example

I decided to lodge my complaint with the manager about the service.

Example

I forgot to lodge my bag properly, and it fell over.

Example

Where should I lodge my paperwork for the new job?

How to pronounce lodges

Pronunciation: [ˈlɒdʒɪz]

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