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lodge [lɒdʒ]1 noun∎ shooting lodge pavillon m de chasse(f) (of beavers) hutte f(g) (of Native Americans) hutte f, wigwam m∎ the rescued passengers were lodged overnight in schools les rescapés ont été hébergés pour la nuit dans des écoles;∎ the hotel can lodge 65 people l'hôtel peut accueillir 65 personnes(b) (stick, embed) mettre, placer;∎ a fish bone had lodged itself in his throat il s'était coincé une arête dans le gosier;∎ his words were lodged in my memory ses paroles étaient gravées dans ma mémoire(c) (make, file → claim) déposer;∎ to lodge a complaint porter plainte;∎ she lodged a formal complaint with the authorities elle a déposé une plainte officielle auprès de l'administration;∎ Law to lodge an accusation against sb porter plainte contre qn;∎ to lodge an appeal interjeter appel, faire appel(d) (deposit for safekeeping) consigner, déposer, mettre en sûreté;∎ to lodge securities with a bank déposer des titres dans une banque(e) (invest → power, authority etc) investir∎ he is lodging at Mrs Smith's or with Mrs Smith il loge chez Mme Smith; (with board) il est en pension chez Mme Smith(b) (stick, become embedded) se loger;∎ a fishbone lodged in his throat il s'est coincé une arête dans le gosier;∎ a bullet lodged close to his spine il a reçu une balle qui est allée se loger près de sa colonne vertébrale►► lodge keeper portier m;lodge meeting (Masonic) tenue f -
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∎ to lodge a complaint porter plainte;∎ she lodged a formal complaint with the authorities elle a déposé une plainte officielle auprès de l'administration∎ to lodge securities with a bank déposer des titres dans une banque
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