Pronunciation: /lɑdʒ/
noun a hotel or resort, typically in a rural area
A1 I stayed at a cozy lodge in the mountains.
A2 The lodge we booked for our vacation was surrounded by beautiful nature.
B1 The lodge we stayed at had a fireplace and a hot tub.
B2 The ski lodge we visited had stunning views of the snow-covered mountains.
C1 The hunting lodge we rented for the weekend was luxurious and spacious.
C2 The exclusive lodge we stayed at during our safari had impeccable service and gourmet meals.
verb to provide someone with a place to stay or live
A1 I lodge at a hotel when I go on vacation.
A2 She lodged a complaint with the manager about the noisy neighbors.
B1 The hikers lodged in a cabin for the night.
B2 The company decided to lodge a formal protest against the new regulations.
C1 The ambassador lodged a diplomatic complaint with the foreign ministry.
C2 The lawsuit was lodged in the highest court in the country.
formal The lodge we stayed at during our vacation was very luxurious.
informal Let's book a lodge for our weekend getaway.
slang I heard that lodge is lit, we should definitely check it out.
figurative He decided to lodge a complaint with the manager about the poor service.
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