lodgment

/'lɔdʤmənt/ Cách viết khác : (lodgment) /'lɔdʤmənt/
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lodgment

The balloon's lodgment in the tree was a surprising sight.

Definition

Noun: 1. The act of lodging or the state of being lodged: The process of becoming fixed or stuck in a place, or the condition of being so fixed. 2. (Law) The formal act of submitting or depositing something with an authority: The act of formally presenting a document, such as a complaint, claim, or sum of money, to an official body for consideration or safekeeping. 3. (Military) A secure foothold or defensive position: A fortified position established in captured enemy territory.

Examples of Usage
  • Sense 1 (Being Fixed):
    • The lodgment of the seed in the crack of the pavement allowed it to grow.
    • Doctors were concerned about the lodgment of the fish bone in her throat.
  • Sense 2 (Formal Submission):
    • The lodgment of the legal complaint started the court proceedings.
    • Please ensure the lodgment of your tax return before the deadline.
  • Sense 3 (Military Position):
    • The soldiers established a lodgment on the beachhead, securing it for reinforcements.
Advanced Usage
  • "To gain/make a lodgment": To successfully establish a position, either physically or metaphorically.
    • The new idea gained a lodgment in the public consciousness.
  • "Point of lodgment: The specific place where something becomes fixed or deposited.
    • The drain was blocked at the point of lodgment for the debris.
Variants and Related Words
  • Lodgement: An alternative spelling, equally correct.
  • Lodge (verb): To become stuck or fixed; to provide temporary accommodation; to formally submit.
    • The bullet lodged in the wall.
    • I will lodge an appeal with the committee.
  • Lodging (noun): Temporary accommodation.
  • Lodger (noun): A person who rents a room in another's house.
Synonyms
  • Deposit: Something laid or settled down.
  • Accumulation: A collection of gathered matter.
  • Submission: The act of presenting something for judgment.
  • Foothold: A secure position for further progress.
  • Encampment: A place where troops are lodged.
Related Phrases
  • Lodge a complaint/protest/appeal: To formally make a complaint, protest, or appeal.
    • Tenants can lodge a complaint with the housing authority.
  • Lodge against: To formally submit an accusation or charge targeting someone.
    • Formal charges were lodged against the company for negligence.
Related Idioms
  • To find a lodgment: To become established or accepted.
    • His radical theories never found a lodgment in mainstream science.
lodgment

The balloon's lodgment in the tree was a surprising sight.

Noun
  1. the state or quality of being lodged or fixed even temporarily
    • the lodgment of the balloon in the tree
  2. bringing a charge or accusation against someone

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