I. lounge [laʊnʤ] СУЩ.
1. lounge (at airport):
- lounge
- poczekalnia ж.
2. lounge (in hotel):
- lounge
- hol м.
3. lounge esp брит. (room):
- lounge
- salon м.
4. lounge брит. → lounge bar
lounge bar СУЩ. брит.
- lounge bar
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lounge bar СУЩ. брит.
- lounge bar
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| you | lounge |
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| we | lounge |
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| they | lounge |
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| I | have | lounged |
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| you | had | lounged |
| he/she/it | had | lounged |
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By 1910, the lounge suit was synonymous with business.
www.afr.com For example, black tie (originally "dinner clothes") was initially described as informal, while the lounge suit, now standard business attire, was originally considered (as its name suggests) casual wear.
en.wikipedia.org Lounge suits were not the day's dress code for them but at this stage of the campaign the three points nestled just as comfortably in their dungaree pockets.
www.telegraph.co.uk By the early 20th century the lounge suit was the costume synonymous with business.
www.afr.com Her fiance wore a lounge suit.
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