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Meanings of lodger in English
Usage of lodger in English
1
The landlord, the lessee; the lessee, the sub-lessee; the sub-lessee, the lodger.
2
Much to his disappointment, Ariani paid no attention to the new lodger.
3
A lodger in Kingsmill, a lodger in London, a lodger in Exeter.
4
The next morning he found his lodger in the clutch of fever.
5
The lodger looked down at the naked chop bone in his hand.
6
I got his address in London-hewas a lodger in this house.
7
I have a great fancy to see this lodger of yours, Mrs.
8
She also heard indistinctly the voices of the landlady and her lodger.
9
He has the honor of being my fellow-lodger, suavely observed the colonel.
10
Then as lodger I was given the only chair at the breakfast-table.
11
Bessie frankly lamented; she would never again find such an estimable lodger.
12
Up till then Carl had merely been a lodger in the house.
13
But Cake and the lodger advanced along very different lines of thought.
14
The lodger laughed disagreeably, he was gnawing on the chop bone again.
15
The sight of the landlord does not add to the lodger's good-humour.
16
The lodger gives me more trouble than you seem to think for.
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