lounge

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun British English

n. the main room in a house where people sit and relax together.

n. a primary living space within a domestic residence used for socialising and leisure.

“The family gathered in the lounge to watch a movie after dinner.”

“The property features a spacious lounge with large windows that overlook the rear garden.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a long, soft seat for two or more people.

n. a piece of upholstered furniture designed for seating multiple people; a sofa or couch.

“He fell asleep on the lounge while reading his book.”

“The interior designer selected a velvet-upholstered lounge to serve as the focal point of the minimalist room.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a place like a bar where you can buy drinks and listen to quiet music.

n. a commercial establishment or specific area within a hotel that serves alcoholic beverages in a relaxed atmosphere.

“They met for a drink at the hotel lounge before going to the restaurant.”

“The jazz lounge features live performances every Friday night, attracting a sophisticated local crowd.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to stand, sit, or lie down in a very relaxed and lazy way.

v. to pass time in a relaxed, idle, or indolent manner, often while reclining.

Español:relajarse

“On Sundays, they like to lounge by the pool and do nothing.”

“During the summer holidays, the students spent most of their afternoons lounging in the park, enjoying the uncharacteristic heatwave.”