lounge in Latin
lounge in Latin is exedrium — lounge means to relax or recline in a lazy, unhurried way.
lounge in Latin
exedrium
(British) The living room or sitting room of a house.
What does "lounge" mean?
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verb To relax or recline in a lazy, unhurried way.
"On holiday we simply lounge around in the garden and read all day."
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noun A room or area meant for relaxing, such as a living room, waiting area, or bar-like venue.
"Guests gathered in the lounge after dinner to chat and drink coffee."
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noun A long, comfortable couch or sofa.
"The cat curled up at the end of the lounge and purred."
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lounge in a sentence
- On holiday we simply lounge around in the garden and read all day.
- He loved to lounge on the sofa all Sunday afternoon.
- Guests gathered in the lounge after dinner to chat and drink coffee.
- We waited for our flight in the airport lounge.
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What is "lounge" in Latin?
"lounge" in Latin is exedrium. lounge means: To relax or recline in a lazy, unhurried way.
How do you use "lounge" in a sentence?
Example: "On holiday we simply lounge around in the garden and read all day." In Latin, "lounge" is exedrium.
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