英:[laʊndʒ]
美:[laʊndʒ]
英:[laʊndʒ]
美:[laʊndʒ]
复数:lounges
第三人称单数:lounges
现在分词:lounging
过去式:lounged
过去分词:lounged
loungy (adj.), lounger (n.)
词根:lounge
n.lounger 闲荡的人;懒人
intransitive verb
to spend one's time relaxing.It will be wonderful to just lounge on the beach for a week.
to lazily lie or sit (often fol. by "around").He has no job and just lounges around all day.
transitive verb
to spend (a period of time) relaxing (usu. fol. by "away" or "out").She lounged the day away.
noun
a room or area, as in a hotel, train station, or the like, where patrons can relax, wait, or smoke.
a couch, often lacking a back and having one elevated end or a headrest.
an establishment that serves liquor; bar.a cocktail lounge
a public lavatory.
(chiefly British) a room in a home used mainly for relaxing or entertaining guests; living room.They're watching television in the lounge.
lobby lounge大堂酒廊;大堂酒吧
cocktail lounge餐馆;鸡尾酒会
departure lounge候机室;启程处
lounge chair睡椅,沙发床
大约在1500年,“懒散地躺着,懒散地行动或休息,懒散地移动(如果有的话)”,苏格兰语,一个来源不确定的词。 “懒散地躺着”的意思来自1746年。也许[Barnhart]它来自法语 s'allonger (paresseusement) “闲逛,躺平”,来自古法语 alongier “拉长”,来自拉丁语 longus “长”(见 long(形容词))。
另一种词源可以通过过时的名词 lungis “慢,懒惰的人”(约1560年)追溯到它,这是来自法语 longis “一个懒惰的,愚蠢的梦想家”,在古法语中是对某种不明原因的特殊应用的,是 Longis 的专用名称,它来自拉丁语 Longius, Longinus。在旧的神秘剧和伪福音书中,Longinus 是用矛刺穿基督侧面的百夫长的名字; 这个名字可能是由约翰福音 xix.34中的希腊语 longe “一支长矛”所建议的。但是流行的词源直接将这个名字与 long(形容词)联系起来。相关: Lounged; lounging; lounger。苏格兰和北英格兰也有 slounge “懒散地闲逛”(比较 slouch)。
Verb and Noun origin unknown
The first known use of lounge was in 1508
lousyadjective
infested with lice
totally disgusting : contemptible
of very poor quality
got lousy grades
somewhat ill
felt lousy after dinner
well supplied
lousy with money
lousyadjective
infested with lice
totally disgusting : contemptible
of very poor quality
got lousy grades
somewhat ill
felt lousy after dinner
well supplied
lousy with money
lousenoun
any of various small wingless usually flat insects that live as parasites on the bodies of warm-blooded animals
any of several other small arthropods (as a book louse or wood louse) that are not parasites
plural lousesˈlau̇-səz a mean person
lour, louring
lour, louring
lour, louring
lounge1 of 2verb
to move or act in a lazy, slow, or tired way : loaf
to stand, sit, or lie in a lazy relaxed manner
lounge2 of 2noun
a room with comfortable furniture for lounging
a room in a public building or vehicle furnished for lounging and often with toilets and smoking facilities
a long couch
lounge1 of 2verb
to move or act in a lazy, slow, or tired way : loaf
to stand, sit, or lie in a lazy relaxed manner
lounge2 of 2noun
a room with comfortable furniture for lounging
a room in a public building or vehicle furnished for lounging and often with toilets and smoking facilities
a long couch
1 The porch furniture looks like my lounging chair, and the trim on the gable is a weaving of gnarled oaks and maple branches.
2 Predominantly, we concerned ourselves with very happy memories, and those two hours we spent together in the tea lounge were, I would say, extremely pleasant ones.
3 When he acted out with bug-eyed astonishment the moment Daniel’s captors looked down and saw their prisoner lounging around in the pit with his arm around the head of a big lion, I laughed appreciatively.
4 The very next day, my sister, in big sunglasses and a long white gauzy skirt, took a stack of her magazines and a glass of lemonade outside to the patio lounge.
5 But couldn’t he at least open up the faculty lounge?
6 the television lounge
电视放映室
7 George mostly slept, on a bed of blankets and pillows on the floor of the first class lounge.
8 He sat for a long time within the arms of a green, black, and gold leaf lounge chair, sipping coffee and meditating about the next few hours.
9 He drew a warm bath and lounged in it.
他放了一浴盆温水后懒洋洋地躺在里面.
10 The idea, in his words, was for the place to be a kind of “work lounge” for those of us on assignment in the city, or for “associates” of ours having unexpected layovers.
11 Even when I’m making my steak-and-salad sandwich, I tell myself to go into the lounge room soon to open it.
12 Surely she would not have to go in there with the students, she thought; surely he would open the faculty lounge soon and she could use the unisex restroom there, the one reserved for teachers.
13 He observed her fingers, tipped with black nail polish, turn the pages of the book she was reading as she lounged on the fraying orange sofa.
14 Don't lounge around all day: do something!
别整天闲逛,做点事情吧!
15 I just lounge around the house.
我就待在家里闲晃。
16 The dressing room was as large as a lounge.
17 She lounged around the coffee shop with a few friends.
她和一些朋友绕着那家咖啡店闲逛.
18 Then, while lounging in the driver’s seat, he tooted and re-tooted the horn until Anne finally came to the front door.
19 “It starts at eight o’clock in that lounge off the main lobby. The bar with sofas.”
20 The garage also doubles as one of the lounging areas on the property with a television hanging on the wall and a racing simulator.
2 起居室
parlor morning room front room reception room sitting room living-room parlour drawing room living room lounge room
4 会客室
5 尤指
live dry transatlantic up down bellows head drop wall round duty shoe reserve tradition peak trailer drum needle lamp tongue raid commander ranger derivative tornado bounty dummy fleece unionist raceway trumpeter pick-up hold drain
6 依靠
stay staff dependence turn figure rest bank depend hang rely lean bargain devolve trust bank upon lean upon tie oneself to fling oneself fall back upon build upon back upon
7 长沙发
8 等候室
9 社交室
10 谈话室
12 休息室
lobby restroom foyer crush room rest room day room pavilion den parlor parlour anteroom dayroom swing room crush-room refectory
13 漫步
rambling walk stroll meander ramble meandering saunter mosey paseo roam amble jogtrot tromp perambulate perambulatory perambulation wander gander peripatetic cruise expatiate trog
14 休息
recessional sleep repose rest settle breathe recline slumber relax make a pause put at rest give a rest out of harness take rest off leg rest on oars
17 闲逛
wanderingly stroll saunter wanderings Gad traipse gallivant bludge paseo gad play tool poke swan potter maunder perambulate dillydally roam loiter rambling spine-bashing range promenade ramble wandering idleness potchger bomb bat wander troll loaf maroon meander mike mooch trog on the gad rat around
19 闲荡
moon wander idle swan prowl lop loiter mooch loll dawdle dally loaf futz around poke about saunter bum gallivant shilly-shally stroll traipse maunder dilly-dally fuck fool monkey chill fiddle potter hang around perambulatory perambulation trapes mopery tool maroon goof loon mope mosey toddle gad perambulate moider lallygag stravage mess poke linger slosh futz muzz fart around hack around whip the dog swan it slop around
20 懒洋洋地躺卧
21 安乐椅