Lodging
Pronunciation: /ˈlɑːdʒ/
Lodging (verb)
- to formally present a complaint or claim to an authority.
- to stay somewhere temporarily, especially in a rented room or hotel.
- to become stuck or caught in a place or position.
Examples
- You can lodge a complaint with the manager.
- They lodged a formal complaint about the noise.
Common collocations: lodge a complaint, lodge a protest, lodge at a hotel, lodge with relatives, lodge in the throat
Lodging (noun)
- a small house or cabin, often in the countryside or mountains.
- a building used by a group or organization for meetings or activities.
Examples
- They rented a lodge in the mountains.
- The lodge was surrounded by trees.