lodgers

英 [ˈlɒdʒəz]

美 [ˈlɑdʒərz]

n.  租房人; 房客
lodger的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 寄宿者；租住者；房客
  Alodgeris a person who pays money to live in someone else's house.
  1. Jennie took in a lodger to help with the mortgage.
     珍妮收了一个房客，以减轻按揭的负担。

双语例句

• She allowed her student lodgers a lot of freedom.
  她给学生房客许多行动自由。
• She mothers all her young lodgers.
  她慈母般地照顾所有年轻的房客。
• Steering Group on Rehousing Bedspace Apartment Lodgers
  安置床位寓所住客督导小组
• At his command," Bring in the clan," Andy departed to go the round of the rooms for the lodgers.
  他一声令下“把那伙人请来”，那两人便到各个房间去叫人。
• She takes in lodgers to make a bit of extra money.
  她接纳房客以赚点外快。
• She makes a living by taking in lodgers. The homeowner receives 60 percent of the rent.
  她靠收房客租金为生.房屋所有者收60%的租金。
• He was in no uneasiness concerning his getting into the house again, for it was full of lodgers, and the door stood ajar all night.
  他并不担心回家时进不了大院，因为房客众多，门是通夜半开着的。
• They're should be some lodgers though.
  既然有一些寄宿的人。
• She makes a living by taking in lodgers. Rental of small quiz: My house will be leased tenants whether illegal?
  她靠收房客租金为生.租房小问答：我的房客将房子转租是否违法？
• She takes in lodgers in the summer.
  夏天，她收房客寄宿。