Businesslounge

business lounge (at an airport)

noun BIZ-nes-lounsh Rare

Origin: from English

Usage Note

Businesslounge is used as a loanword in German for premium airport lounges. It is written as one word and treated as a feminine noun. Access is typically included with Business Class tickets or through airline status.

Examples

"Als Vielflieger hatte er Zugang zur Businesslounge und konnte dort in Ruhe arbeiten."

Natural Translation

As a frequent flyer he had access to the business lounge and could work there in peace.

Literal Translation

As frequent-flyer he had access to-the business lounge and could there in peace work.

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