Enter the word for search

lodged

/lɒdʒd/

/lɑːdʒd/

Translations

lodgedpast participle

/lɒdʒd/

/lɑdʒd/

Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb ‘lodge’, describing something fixed, embedded, or provided with accommodation.

enfoncéEmployé au sens de « coincé, fixé en place ».

The arrow was lodged in the tree trunk, making it difficult to remove.

La flèche était enfoncée dans le tronc de l’arbre, ce qui rendait son retrait difficile.

logéAu sens de « hébergé, pourvu d’un logement ». Usage courant.

The visiting scholars were lodged in the university guesthouse.

Les chercheurs invités étaient logés dans la maison d’hôtes de l’université.

Synonyms

lodgeverb

lodged

Past Simple

lodged

Past Simple

lodged

Past Participle

lodging

Gerund

/lɒdʒ/

/lɑːdʒ/

loger

They decided to lodge the travelers in their guest house for the night.

Ils ont décidé de loger les voyageurs dans leur maison d'hôtes pour la nuit.

se logerSe dit d'un objet qui s'insère ou reste coincé dans un endroit précis.

The bullet lodged in the wall after being fired.

La balle s'est logée dans le mur après avoir été tirée.

déposerPour une plainte, une demande ou une réclamation, dans un registre formel.

She decided to lodge a complaint with the customer service department.

Elle a décidé de déposer une plainte auprès du service client.

déposerEn banque ou chez un tiers, pour des fonds ou des valeurs.

She lodged the funds in a high-interest savings account.

Elle a déposé les fonds sur un compte d'épargne à haut rendement.

Additional translations

logerAu sens de séjourner temporairement, souvent contre paiement.

Synonyms

put up

Definitions

lodgedpast participle

Fixed or stuck in a particular position or place.

The arrow was lodged in the tree trunk, making it difficult to remove.

Provided with temporary or permanent accommodation; housed.

The visiting scholars were lodged in the university guesthouse.

lodgeverb

To provide or rent accommodation to someone.

They decided to lodge the travelers in their guest house for the night.

To become fixed or stuck in a particular place or position.

The bullet lodged in the wall after being fired.

To formally present or submit something, such as a complaint or claim.

She decided to lodge a complaint with the customer service department.

To stay temporarily in a place, often paying rent.

During his visit to the city, he lodged at a small inn near the river.

To deposit (money or valuables) with a person or institution for safekeeping or credit.

She lodged the funds in a high-interest savings account.