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Meanings of inn in English

Portuguese
albergaria
Catalan
fonda
Spanish
hospedaje

A hotel providing overnight lodging for travelers.

albergaria
Usage of inn in English
1
Fire in the inn was kindled in the hollow of the ground.
Across China on Foot
2
In 1816 the grenadier Fleuriot recognized her in an inn in Strasbourg.
Farewell
3
The entire swarm moved once more in the direction of the inn.
My Life — Volume 1
4
Here's the thing- Iwantyou to leave that inn right this minute.
Kafka on the Shore
5
The necessary excuse presented itself in the remote situation of the inn.
Blind Love
6
Likely that meant a good inn, as well, and a decent supper.
Outlander
7
There is coffee and good wine and music at the local inn.
The Wise Man’s Fear
8
Early in the morning the rector came to me at the inn.
Little Novels
9
We exchange them for new ones at the inn and press on.
Radio NZ
10
I think we shall be safe enough at the inn, Ser Rodrik.
A Game of Thrones
11
The carriages were in the road, a short way from the inn.
Arms and the Woman
12
Garroy called at Torran's inn that evening wanting to know what happened.
The evolutionary void
13
He stayed at the inn in the village two weeks and more.
The Street Called Straight
14
Anne went out on to the terrace-ground in front of the inn.
Man and Wife
15
Meanwhile Garnache placed them on duty in the common-room of the inn.
St. Martin's Summer
16
The law regarded them in the light of travellers at an inn.
The Roman Question
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Inn through the time
Inn across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common