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Chariot Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
lobby, lounge
Are "lobby" and "lounge" interchangeable? Thanks for your help.
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No. A lobby is an entrance area whereas a lounge is an area for people to sit and relax, with chairs/sofas, tv etc. In a house this is the 'living room/sitting room' and a lobby would be the hallway.
- No.
- A lobby is an entrance area whereas a lounge is an area for people to sit and relax, with chairs/sofas, tv etc.
- In a house this is the 'living room/sitting room' and a lobby would be the hallway.
- In a hotel the lobby is the entry area where reception is based and the lounge provides the facilities that recreate a house's living/sitting room.
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No.
A lobby is an entrance area whereas a lounge is an area for people to sit and relax, with chairs/sofas, tv etc. In a house this is the 'living room/sitting room' and a lobby would be the hallway. In a hotel the lobby is the entry area where reception is based and the lounge provides the facilities that recreate a house's living/sitting room.
A lobby is an entrance area whereas a lounge is an area for people to sit and relax, with chairs/sofas, tv etc. In a house this is the 'living room/sitting room' and a lobby would be the hallway. In a hotel the lobby is the entry area where reception is based and the lounge provides the facilities that recreate a house's living/sitting room.
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