lodge
UK [lɒdʒ] US [lɑ:dʒ] verb
STAY 停留
intransitive usually + adverb or preposition formal
■to pay rent to stay somewhere 借宿，借住•She lodged with Mrs Higgins when she first came to Cambridge.她第一次来剑桥时借宿在希金斯太太家里。
UK [lɒdʒ] US [lɑ:dʒ] verb
FIX 固定
intransitive or transitive [usually + adv/prep]
■to (cause to) become fixed in a place or position （使）固定；（使）卡住•A fish bone had lodged in her throat.一根鱼刺鲠在她的喉咙里。
UK [lɒdʒ] US [lɑ:dʒ] verb
COMPLAIN 抱怨
lodge a claim/complaint/protest, etc.
■to make an official complaint about something 提出索赔／投诉／抗议等•The US lodged a formal protest against the arrest of the foreign reporters.美国就外国记者被捕一事提出正式抗议。 •Lee's solicitor said last night that they would be lodging an appeal against the sentence.昨晚李的律师说他们将对此项判决提起上诉。
UK [lɒdʒ] US [lɑ:dʒ] verb
STORE 储存
transitive usually + adverb or preposition mainly UK formal
■to put something in a safe place 存放，保管•You should lodge a copy of the letter with your solicitor.你应该将这封信的一份复印件交给律师保管。
UK [lɒdʒ] US [lɑ:dʒ] noun
SMALL BUILDING 小型建筑物
countable
■a small house in the country used especially by people on holiday or taking part in sports, or one on the land owned by a large house （尤指渡假者或体育活动者用的）乡间小屋，小舍•a ski/hunting lodge滑雪渡假／狩猎租用的小屋 countable
■the place where a beaver lives 海狸的巢穴
countable US * a wigwam
UK [lɒdʒ] US [lɑ:dʒ] noun
GROUP 团体
countable [+ sing/pl verb]
■a local group of an organization such as the freemasons （共济会等组织的）地方分会，地方分支机构•a Masonic Lodge共济会分会
UK [lɒdʒ] US [lɑ:dʒ] noun
ROOM 房间
countable UK
■the room used by a person whose job is to be at the entrance to a large building such as a hotel or college in order to help people 门房，传达室•the porter's lodge看门人的门房 |