Meaning & Definition of Lodging in English
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Lodging
A place to stay, such as a hotel or an apartment.
Pronunciation:
/ˈlɒdʒ.ɪŋ/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
lodgingsDetailed Definitions
Definition: A place to live or stay temporarily.
Example Sentence: He found lodging in a small hotel while visiting the city.
Definition: Rooms in a house that are rented out to individuals.
Example Sentence: The landlord offered lodging to college students.
Etymology
Origin: From the Old French 'loger', which means 'to lodge'.
Synonyms
accommodationhousingquartersresidence
Common Phrases and Expressions
- room and board: A type of lodging where meals are included.
- take lodging: To reside temporarily in a place.
- lodging house: A type of boarding house.
Translations
- Spanish: alojamiento
- French: logement
- German: Unterkunft
- Russian: жилье
Related Words
- boarding: Staying in a place that provides meals.
- inn: A small hotel that provides lodging and meals.
- hostel: An inexpensive place to stay, often used by travelers.
Slang Meanings of lodging
Meaning: Crash pad
Example Sentence: He has a crash pad in the city where he stays often.
Meaning: Digs
Example Sentence: I found a nice place to stay; the digs are comfortable.