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I 1. [laʊndʒ]1) (in house) sala f., salotto m.; (hotel) sala f.2) (in airport) sala f. d'attesa3) (anche cocktail lounge) bar m. (di un albergo)2.modificatore [ furniture] da salaII [laʊndʒ]1) (sprawl) adagiarsi comodamente2) (idle) poltrire•* * *1. verb1) (to lie back in a casual manner: lounging on a sofa.) stare disteso/sdraiato2) (to move about lazily; to be inactive: I spent the day lounging about the house.) oziare, bighellonare2. noun(a sitting-room, eg in a hotel: They watched television in the hotel lounge.) salotto; salone* * *[laʊndʒ]1. nsoggiorno, salotto, (of hotel) salone m, (of airport) sala d'attesa2. vi(also: lounge about) oziare, poltrire, starsene colle mani in mano* * *lounge /laʊndʒ/n.2 ridotto (di teatr.)● lounge bar, sala interna, bar elegante ( in un albergo, pub o ristorante) □ (ferr.) lounge car, carrozza salone □ lounge chair, poltrona □ ( slang) lounge lizard, donnaiolo, cascamorto □ lounge suit, abito ( da uomo) da giorno; abito intero.(to) lounge /laʊndʒ/v. i.1 (spec. to lounge about o around) stare disteso (o sdraiato): to lounge on a deckchair, stare disteso su una sdraio2 bighellonare; gironzolare3 oziare; poltrire● to lounge away, sciupare; sprecare; passare nell'ozio: to lounge away one's time, sciupare (o sprecare) il tempo.* * *I 1. [laʊndʒ]1) (in house) sala f., salotto m.; (hotel) sala f.2) (in airport) sala f. d'attesa3) (anche cocktail lounge) bar m. (di un albergo)2.modificatore [ furniture] da salaII [laʊndʒ]1) (sprawl) adagiarsi comodamente2) (idle) poltrire•
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lounge lizard — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms lounge lizard : singular lounge lizard plural lounge lizards informal a man who spends a lot of time in expensive bars and hotels, and likes being with rich people … English dictionary
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lounge\ lizard — 1. An extremely cool person. 2. A lazy, yet still cool, person. 3. A laid back person. 4. See the Cassel s Dictionary of Slang for older and less flattering meanings. What s up lounge lizard? … Dictionary of american slang
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lounge lizard — lounge′ liz ard n. Slang. 1) sts a foppishly idle womanizer 2) sts a sponger … From formal English to slang