Well, I'll rent it now and later I thought I'd take in some lodgers.

先租，后或许会找些客。

In the middle of the word: lodger.

lodger 中间有这个音。

Our landlord seems to be looking for a new lodger. Did you know that, Eleanor?

们东好像要找一个新客，你知道这件事吗，爱莉诺？

The stove has been moved to the back, for preparing meals for the lodgers.

厨挪到后边去，专包公寓住客伙食。

Her team studied the lodger energy use issue by installing smart shower meters in six Swiss hotels-265 rooms in all.

她团队在瑞士6家酒店256个间安装了智能淋浴表，以研究酒店客人能源使用情况。

'Our lodger, seemingly, is very ill'.

“们客看病得很重” 。

He replied, certainly not, and that the lodger was Mr. Campbell.

回答说，当然不是，客是坎贝尔先生。

It was the lodger who occupied the room on the third floor.

住是三楼间客。

Most of the lodgers are respectable, educated, and even bookish people.

大多数客都是受人尊敬、受过教育甚至爱读书人。

When Sabina – their lodger's daughter – showed them cryptic cave drawings, it clicked.

当客女儿萨宾娜（Sabina）向们展示神秘洞穴壁画时，们大吃一惊。

He expects to maintain his family by his trade, and not by his lodgers.

希望靠生意养家糊口， 而不是靠客。

It's lovely to see you with... with your lodger.

很高兴看到你和你... 客。

" Don't cry like that; it annoys my lodgers" .

“别那样哭， 会惹恼客。

If you have a spare room, put it to work for you – take in a lodger.

【put】如果你有一个空余间，让它为你工作——找一个客。

" He is a lodger, and not eight days old at that, " returned the maid.

“是个客， 还不到八天大呢， ” 女仆回答说。

Yet, Eilis saw, she dressed impeccably and noticed every item each of her lodgers was wearing.

然而，Eilis 看到，她穿着无可挑剔，并注意到每个客穿着每一件衣服。

Such lodgers as did any cooking were obliged to kneel before the fire-place, where there was an earthenware stove.

做饭客不得不跪在壁炉前， 那里有一个陶炉。

The landlady's husband had arrived, and she was explaining to him the incoming of the lodgers during his absence.

女东丈夫了，她正在向解释不在期间客到。

Or recall the toothpick and single tissue that the dismal Dursleys give their put-upon lodger Harry Potter in J. K. Rowling's books.

或者回想一，在J.K.罗琳小说中，阴沉德思礼一家给寄居们家总是受气哈利·波特送了牙签和一片纸巾作礼物。

And they used to take in lodgers, so sort of musicians and actors that were visiting the Peterborough area, they'd take in.

们过去常常接纳寄宿者，主要是访彼得伯勒地区音乐家和演员。