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lease

/liːs/

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noun

/liːs/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее договор, предоставляющий право пользования или владения имуществом в течение определённого времени за определённую плату, или само имущество, которое сдаётся в аренду.

A noun referring to a contract granting use or occupation of property during a specified time for a specified payment, or the property itself that is leased or rented out.

  1. Rental propertyB1formal

    A property that is leased or rented out to another party.

    ruАрендованная недвижимость

    • The building is a commercial lease in the city center.
    • They own several residential leases in the neighborhood.
    • The lease includes a garage and a garden.

    Synonymsletlettingrental

  2. Rental contractB1formal

    A legal contract granting the use or occupation of property for a specified time in exchange for payment.

    ruАрендный договор

    • We signed a lease for the apartment last week.
    • The lease specifies the monthly rent and duration.
    • Both parties must agree to the terms of the lease.

    Synonymscharterhireleaseholdlettingrentaltenancy

  3. Lease periodB1formal

    The period of time during which a lease contract is in effect.

    ruСрок аренды

    • The lease runs for two years starting in January.
    • They renewed the lease for another twelve months.
    • The lease expires at the end of the month.

    Synonymstenancyterm

Forms
  • leases plural form
  • leases' possessive plural form
  • lease's possessive singular form
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verb

/liːs/B2formallegal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по предоставлению или получению временного пользования недвижимостью, землёй или оборудованием за плату.

A verb used to indicate the act of granting or obtaining the temporary use of property, land, or equipment in exchange for payment.

  1. Rent out propertyB1formal

    To allow someone to use a property or asset in exchange for regular payments.

    ruСдавать в аренду

    • They decided to lease their apartment to a young couple.
    • The company leases office space in the city center.
    • He leased the land to a farmer for ten years.

    Synonymscharterhire outletrent out

    Antonymsbuypurchasesell

  2. Rent or hireB1formal

    To obtain the use of something by paying a regular fee.

    ruАрендовать

    • We leased a car for our trip across the country.
    • The business leased new equipment for the factory.
    • She leased a furnished apartment for six months.

    Synonymscharterhirerent

  3. Grant use under contractB2formallegal

    To give someone the right to use something for a specific period under a legal agreement.

    ruСдать в аренду

    • The landlord leased the storefront to a bakery.
    • They leased the mineral rights to an oil company.
    • The stadium was leased to the team for the season.

    Synonymscharterhire outletrent

    Antonymshire

  4. Engage services under contractB2formalbusiness

    To hire someone or something for a specific service under a contractual agreement.

    ruНайм по контракту

    • The company leased a consultant for the project.
    • They leased a crew to manage the event.
    • The firm leased temporary staff during the busy season.

    Synonymscommissioncontractemployengagehire

Forms
  • leased past participle
  • leased past simple
  • leasing present participle
  • leases third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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