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Meanings of motel in English
Motor hotel in which all rooms face directly onto a car park, or low-cost hotel.
Usage of motel in English
1
One night, on the way, the whole family shared a motel room.
2
They had managed the motel for over four years in the past.
3
They heard a motel room door open, and they heard it slam.
4
He came home early and walked over to the motel first thing.
5
Lew and I didn't talk on the way back to the motel.
6
Their motel has been taken over by pensioners -folksy tributes remain.
7
We stayed in a motel in Las Vegas just outside of town.
8
It was either that or rent a motel room by the week.
9
Another witness said he saw the shooter walking calmly though the motel.
10
He chose the place-Houseof Pies-justa few blocks from the motel.
11
With one last swallow for the road, Aaron left his motel room.
12
I'll meet you in the parking area behind the motel at seven-thirty.
13
We stayed in a motel and drove to Missouri the next day.
14
He began to lose business when a motel opened down the road.
15
He paid the bill, and we went back to our motel room.
16
The motel was on Route 206, not far from the turnpike entrance.
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Motel through the time
Motel across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare