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Vincent Ding Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
Boarding & lodging
In a business travel, one has to pay for the hotel room and the food (including food one has in the hotel and out of it). Then is it accurate to refer to the money paid for these two items as "boarding fee" and "lodging fee" respectively.
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I would say that those are both correct, although I think that "boarding" usually implies lodgings as well. '
- I would say that those are both correct, although I think that "boarding" usually implies lodgings as well.
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I would say that those are both correct, although I think that "boarding" usually implies lodgings as well. That said, I think that most people would just say they paid the 'hotel bill.'
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Hotel Bill is fine. but it does not necessarily cover all the expenses for room and food.
You know, for a business travel I may first fly to a city and settle down in a hotel. but in the day, I handle many things out of the hotel and only return it in the evening. u see, certainly i cannot have all the meals in the hotel.
In addition, working on a business trip would also invo
You know, for a business travel I may first fly to a city and settle down in a hotel. but in the day, I handle many things out of the hotel and only return it in the evening. u see, certainly i cannot have all the meals in the hotel.
In addition, working on a business trip would also invo
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Yes, travel expenses; or accommodations and meals. 'Boarding' I believe comes only with lodging, unless the customer has some sort of ongoing (weekly, etc.) arrangement with a restaurant to supply meals.
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