verb

lodge

to lodge, to stay, to embed, lodge (noun)

We will lodge a formal complaint.

We will lodge a formal complaint.

The bullet lodged in the wall.

The bullet lodged in the wall.

We stayed in a beautiful ski lodge.

We stayed in a beautiful ski lodge.

((sth.)) ((with/against sb./sth.)) to make a formal statement about something to an authority We will lodge a formal complaint.

((in/on sth.)) to become fixed or stuck somewhere The bullet lodged in the wall.

((at/in/with sb.)) to pay to stay in a room in someone's house They lodged with a local family.

Verb: file, stay, embed; Noun: cabin, hut, inn

From Frankish *laubja ('shelter of foliage'), related to 'lobby' and 'leaf'. Originally meant a small hut for a watchman.

Imagine you 'lodge' (stay) in a 'lodge' (cabin), and if the service is bad, you 'lodge' (file) a complaint.

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