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Перевод: lodge

[существительное]
домик ; сторожка ; сторожка у ворот; помещение привратника, садовника и т.п.; охотничий домик; вигвам ; палатка индейцев; хатка (бобра) ; нора ; ложа (масонская) ; дом директора колледжа; рудный двор; местное отделение некоторых профсоюзов;
[глагол]
поселить (временно); приютить; давать помещение; временно проживать; квартировать; засесть; застревать (о пуле); всадить; класть; класть в банк; давать на хранение; прибить; полечь от ветра; подавать; предъявлять; подавать жалобу; предъявлять обвинение

Тезаурус:

1. Pitching their eighty-nine lodges on the river's eastern bank, the people grazed their ponies in the westerly hills and cut new lodge poles which were to be dragged to the Crow country when seasoned.
2. But Mr Glinne makes dark references to financial scandals surrounding the Vatican, the Banco Ambrosiano, the P2 Masonic Lodge and the Italian mafia's well-known expertise in farm fraud.
3. Although only the vestiges of her original Pomfret Lodge lie behind this Regency update, it was her obsession with the Gothic that lingered on and produced this pale pink confection.
4. Built as a hunting lodge for the Deer Park it is said to be haunted by a huntsman in green!
5. THATCHED HOUSE LODGE 2 October: Princess Alexandra and Sir Angus Ogilvy were present this evening at a Reception given by the Prime Minister and Mr Denis Thatcher at 10 Downing Street to launch the Harold Macmillan Trust.
6. And for some there were conferences and congresses in glamorous places, the glittering prizes satirically displayed in Lodge's Small World .
7. The Lodge offers 51 comfortable en-suite double and single rooms.
8. The aim of an Eagle Lodge is to provide supportive housing for single, elderly ex-Air Force persona, encouraging independence within a caring family environment, thereby overcoming the problems of loneliness which affects so many in old age.
9. The most significant, Langford Lodge (5002 ft), Magilligan (4418 ft), Port More (6223 ft), Larne-1 (4211 ft), Ballymacilroy (7454 ft), and Killary Glebe (3803 ft) are indicated in Fig. 2.
10. DEER do not just lie down; they "harbour", "lodge" or "bed", depending on the species.
11. "Where did this fellow lodge?"
12. Now I'd always said to myself, "I'll never join the Masonic Lodge," and therefore I wouldn't join the Bobby Burns Club.
13. Shall lodge thee till thy wound be thoroughly heal'd;