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lounger

/ˈlaʊn.dʒər/

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noun

/ˈlaʊn.dʒər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: может обозначать человека, который бездельничает или тратит время впустую, тип кресла для отдыха с откидной спинкой или предмет удобной повседневной одежды.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a person who idles or wastes time, a type of reclining armchair, or an article of comfortable leisure clothing.

  1. Idle personB2informal

    A person who habitually wastes time or avoids work.

    ruБездельник

    • He's just a lounger who never does anything productive.
    • The park was full of loungers enjoying the sun instead of working.
    • She called him a lounger for spending all day on the sofa.

    Synonymsdawdlerdo-nothingidlerlayaboutlazybonesloaferloiterersluggard

    Antonymsbusybodyhard workerlaborertoilerworker

  2. Reclining chairB1formal

    A comfortable armchair with an adjustable back and footrest, designed for reclining.

    ruКресло для отдыха

    • He bought a leather lounger for his home office.
    • The lounger was so comfortable that she fell asleep in it.
    • They placed two loungers by the pool for relaxation.

    Synonymslounge chairreclinerreclining chair

  3. Leisure clothingB2formalbritish

    A type of comfortable clothing, often a robe or casual garment, worn for relaxation.

    ruДомашняя одежда

    • She wore a silk lounger while reading in the evening.
    • The store sells luxurious loungers for home wear.
    • He changed into a cotton lounger after a long day at work.

    Synonymsdressing gownhousecoatlounging roberobewrapper

Forms
  • loungers plural form
  • loungers' possessive plural form
  • lounger's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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