lounge
- noun
- /laʊndʒ/
- He always prefers to wait for his friends in the cozy lounge near the reception area.
- teachers' lounge
- faculty lounge
- smoking lounge
The Emirates first Class lounge will blow out The Four Seasons.
- The Emirates first Class lounge will blow out The Four Seasons.
- Now for a much needed break in the lounge and much needed coffee.
- And I must admit, I hung out in their customer lounges for years.
- I met her in Sugar Lounge in Manchester.
- And he invited me to like front row seats, special lounge access and all all the perks.
- OK, so anyways, left my phone in in first class lounge call time eastern.
- Yeah, I think we leave the upstairs lounge and kitchen.
Examples
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I'm just tired of living in hotel rooms and airport lounges.
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We're in this nice lounge because Marcus has priorities.
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Now for a much needed break in the lounge and much needed coffee.
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We're here at the Garden Lounge and look at this view.
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Took us to a lounge, a beautiful lounge.
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We go to the Far Side Lounge every Friday.
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I met her in Sugar Lounge in Manchester.
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By the way, I saw your wife at the Capri Lounge last night.
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The Emirates first Class lounge will blow out The Four Seasons.
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Here we are at the Lamplight Lounge and there's the crew.
Synonyms
A room in a house or inn where people sit to talk and meet guests
A room in places like a hospital or station where people sit and wait
A room in a house where people sit and talk
A place with seats where people wait
A part of a room with seats for several people to sit
A bar in a hotel or restaurant that serves mixed drinks in a relaxed, stylish place
A room with games and space for relaxing and having fun
A seating area in an airport where passengers wait before boarding their flight
A train car with seats, a bar, and tables for passengers to relax and talk
A private room next to a parliament chamber where members meet and relax
A place with seats for several people
A room with large windows for sitting and enjoying sunlight
Compounds
A bar in a hotel or restaurant that serves mixed drinks in a relaxed, stylish place
A seating area in an airport where passengers wait before boarding their flight
How Comfortable
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lounge for a room comes from the verb lounge, which means 'to rest'. So a lounge is a place with comfortable seats where people can wait or relax.