Definition of lodgement in English:

lodgement

(US lodgment)

noun ˈlɒdʒm(ə)ntˈlɑdʒmənt

1literary A place in which a person or thing is located or lodged.
they found a lodgement for the hook in the parapet
2mass noun The action of depositing or lodging something.
the temporary lodgement of the capital in a bank deposit account
the electronic lodgement of proxy votes
Example sentencesExamples
- The normal due date for lodgement of returns by individual taxpayers, including ADF members who are not eligible for the deferral, is October 31.
- How the processes for lodgement and legal deposit will work in practice, the fine print of the legislation, are being worked out at present.
- What was the date of lodgement of the lease at the Land Titles Office?
- Any subsequent application made by you, provided the validity requirements as set out in Section 46 of the Migration Act are met, will be considered valid at the time of lodgement.
- A case list was provided in regard to this matter about the lodgement of further submissions after the hearing has finished and there were three cases on that list.
Synonyms
presentation, presenting, proffering, tendering, proposal, proposing, tabling, introduction, suggestion, venturing, broaching, airing, positing

Origin

Late 16th century: from French logement 'dwelling', from Old French loge 'arbour' (see lodge).

Definition of lodgment in US English:

lodgment

(also lodgement)

nounˈlɑdʒməntˈläjmənt

1literary A place in which a person or thing is located, deposited, or lodged.
they found a lodgment for the hook in the crumbling parapet
2The depositing of money in a particular bank, account, etc.
3Military
A temporary defensive work made on a captured part of an enemy's fortifications to secure a position and provide protection.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French logement ‘dwelling’, from Old French loge ‘arbor’ (see lodge).

单词	lodgement
释义	Definition of lodgement in English: lodgement (US lodgment) noun ˈlɒdʒm(ə)ntˈlɑdʒmənt 1literary A place in which a person or thing is located or lodged. they found a lodgement for the hook in the parapet 2mass noun The action of depositing or lodging something. the temporary lodgement of the capital in a bank deposit account the electronic lodgement of proxy votes Example sentencesExamples The normal due date for lodgement of returns by individual taxpayers, including ADF members who are not eligible for the deferral, is October 31. How the processes for lodgement and legal deposit will work in practice, the fine print of the legislation, are being worked out at present. What was the date of lodgement of the lease at the Land Titles Office? Any subsequent application made by you, provided the validity requirements as set out in Section 46 of the Migration Act are met, will be considered valid at the time of lodgement. A case list was provided in regard to this matter about the lodgement of further submissions after the hearing has finished and there were three cases on that list. Synonyms presentation, presenting, proffering, tendering, proposal, proposing, tabling, introduction, suggestion, venturing, broaching, airing, positing Origin Late 16th century: from French logement 'dwelling', from Old French loge 'arbour' (see lodge). Definition of lodgment in US English: lodgment (also lodgement) nounˈlɑdʒməntˈläjmənt 1literary A place in which a person or thing is located, deposited, or lodged. they found a lodgment for the hook in the crumbling parapet 2The depositing of money in a particular bank, account, etc. 3Military A temporary defensive work made on a captured part of an enemy's fortifications to secure a position and provide protection. Origin Late 16th century: from French logement ‘dwelling’, from Old French loge ‘arbor’ (see lodge).
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