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Meanings of lazarette in English
Portuguese
leprosário Catalan
llebroseria 
Hospital for persons with infectious diseases (especially leprosy)
Synonyms
Examples for "lazaretto"
Examples for "lazaretto"
1
Admitted as a teen, Archange endured to become the lazaretto's final resident.
2
That was the name of the man who died in the Denver lazaretto-
3
The presence of the lazaretto had a devastating impact on the Tracadie economy.
4
One hundred and sixteen years after opening, the lazaretto finally closed its doors.
5
I ran into the hotel and asked the clerk about the lazaretto patient.
1
She thought I should wait until I heard the captain leave the lazaret.
2
The two searchers climbed out and walked aft to the lazaret.
3
It had become, over night as it were, a lazaret for the wounded.
4
Those seriously wounded were sent to the lazaret, or hospital proper.
5
He told the steward to open the lazaret hatch, and be sharp about it.
1
A peach was just the same as a pesthouse to me, in Paris.
2
He works in a sawmill, he works in a diptheria pesthouse.
3
Do not consider a tuberculous person an outcast, or one fit for the pesthouse.
4
The Workhouse was described as a pesthouse, and the guardians in terror had abandoned it.
5
The pesthouse was an old dingy house where people with smallpox were isolated from the community.
1
A lazar house draws him on, and he needs must reach it, weak and ill-fed though he is!
2
Leaving its natal threshold of earth and the lazar house of time, its home is immensity, and its lease is eternity.
3
They correspond to the lepers who thronged the lazar houses of the Middle Ages.
4
I have tracked him, then, to this Lazar House.
5
In the Middle Ages such dwellings administered by a Christian order were called lazar houses, after the parable of Lazarus the beggar.
Usage of lazarette in English
1
The forecastle, and 'tween-decks, and steerage, and lazarette had been minutely overhauled.
2
You know how he leaped across the opening of the lazarette.
3
As I emerged from the lazarette I heard sounds in Wolf Larsen's state-room.
4
The lazarette, where such delicacies were stored, was situated beneath the cabin floor.
5
S'pose we try the lazarette, if you have such a place.
6
Louise-theroom above the stables-thehospital, the lazarette, the College.
7
The deck being blown up, it had fallen down into the lazarette of course.
8
You won't fool me as you did in the lazarette.
9
The beggar is hiding in the lazarette, I bet.
10
They're in two cases, down in the lazarette.
11
They knew what they were about, the old cusses, when they put the grub in the lazarette.
12
It was late afternoon, after discovering the girl in the lazarette, when Jerry again came on deck.
13
Without the harbour, is a lazarette, where persons coming from infected places, are obliged to perform quarantine.
14
We didn't dare break out the lazarette.
15
We have an engine in the lazarette that'll take us along more'n three knots in dead calm weather.
16
The lazarette deck came so low that we had to squat when still or move upon our knees.
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Lazarette through the time