lounger in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for lounger in the English»French Dictionary

I.lounge [Brit laʊn(d)ʒ, Am laʊndʒ] N

1. lounge (in house, hotel):

lounge

salon m

TV lounge

salle-télé f

TV lounge attr chairs, furniture

de salon

2. lounge (in airport):

lounge

hall m

airport/arrivals lounge

hall d'aéroport/des arrivées

3. lounge Am:

lounge, a. cocktail lounge

bar m

II.lounge [Brit laʊn(d)ʒ, Am laʊndʒ] VB intr

1. lounge (sprawl):

lounge

s'avachir (on sur)

to lounge against sth

s'avachir contre qc

2. lounge (idle):

lounge

paresser

lounge about VB [Brit laʊn(d)ʒ -, Am laʊndʒ -], lounge around VB

lounge about

paresser, lambiner pej

to lounge about the house

paresser dans la maison

lounge bar N Brit

lounge bar

grande salle f de pub

lounge suit N

1. lounge suit Brit:

lounge suit (man's)

costume m

lounge suit (man's)

complet m

lounge suit (on invitation)

costume m de ville

2. lounge suit Am:

lounge suit

pyjama m d'intérieur

lounge suite N Brit

lounge suite

sièges mpl de salon

VIP lounge N

VIP lounge

salon m réservé aux personnalités

television lounge N

television lounge

salle f de télévision

departure lounge N

departure lounge

salle f d'embarquement

faculty lounge N Am SCHOOL

faculty lounge

salle f des professeurs

arrival lounge N

arrival lounge

salon m d'arrivée

lounger in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lounger in the English»French Dictionary

I.lounge [laʊndʒ] N

lounge

salon m

II.lounge [laʊndʒ] VB intr

1. lounge (recline in a relaxed way):

lounge

se prélasser

2. lounge (be, stand idly):

lounge

paresser

lounge suit N

lounge suit

complet m

cocktail lounge N

cocktail lounge

bar m

transit lounge N

transit lounge

salle f des correspondances

departure lounge N

departure lounge

salle f d'embarquement

transfer lounge N

transfer lounge

salle f d'attente des correspondances

scrounger [ˈskrəʊndʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] N pej inf

scrounger

tapeur(-euse) m (f)

plunger N

plunger

ventouse f

hunger [ˈhʌŋgəʳ, Am -gɚ] N no pl

1. hunger (pain from lack of food):

hunger

faim f

a hunger strike

une grève de la faim

2. hunger (desire):

hunger

soif f

hunger for knowledge

soif f de savoir

to have no hunger for sth

ne pas avoir envie de qc

I.scrounge [skraʊndʒ] VB trans inf (to con sth out of sb)

to scrounge sth off sb

taper qc à qn

II.scrounge [skraʊndʒ] VB intr pej inf

to scrounge off sb

taxer qn

III.scrounge [skraʊndʒ] N pej or iron hum inf

scrounge

resquille f

to be on the scrounge

être un tapeur

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There is often a mid-depth seating or lounging system, and contoured lounger style reclining seats are common.

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Through the crowded streets of loungers, well-to-do church-goers of the middle classes are wending their way to morning service.

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Next she was spotted on dry land sitting on a sun-lounger in a plain white halter-neck bikini with a deep scoop neck flaunting her famous curves.

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Perched on a sun lounger in a navy bikini, her stomach was as flat as a pancake when the image was taken.

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The ground floor has three standard auditoriums, while the upper level features cinema suites with reclining loungers, food trays, and a call button to summon a server.

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What better book to read on your sun lounger than this then?

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The beach is not organized, except for a small part of which has sun loungers, umbrellas and a canteen.

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The loungers on the quay are walking with the same speed as the boat.

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The areas of the beach that are close to hotels are developed and organised with beach loungers and sun shades.

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I woke up on a sun lounger, which actually saved my life.

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