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Meanings of motels in English
Motor hotel in which all rooms face directly onto a car park, or low-cost hotel.
Usage of motels in English
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Others were arrested at motels, based on anonymous tips or pro-active surveillance.
2
They are staying at motels and Cressie is afraid of getting pregnant.
3
These capsule motels whose still-bright colors catch the eye from far away.
4
The pistachio motels with their neon incantations could hardly be more evocative.
5
They rode in a roomy, air-conditioned station wagon, stopped overnight at motels.
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They were investing in motels, rest homes, and a restaurant or two.
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She chose her own clients, her own motels, her schedule, et cetera.
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They also boosted spending on healthcare, and at restaurants, hotels and motels.
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She said civil defence would help people into motels in Mosgiel where needed.
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He said leaving people to stay in motels was not a long-term option.
11
With Massino a fugitive, Linda said she visited him in different Pennsylvania motels.
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Again we were welcomed to wary motels by means of inscriptions that read:
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Airbnb is similarly taking market share from hotels, motels and inns.
14
Then Caroline said, I thought all the motels and lodges had been canvassed.
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It had a long, bright strip of shopping malls, motels and gas stations.
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Tells how much he likes American coffee shops, hotels, and motels.
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Motels through the time
Motels across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare