lease-lend

• Acuerdo histórico mediante el cual un país transfiere bienes y servicios a un aliado para apoyar una causa común, conocido especialmente por su uso durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

A historical arrangement involving the transfer of goods and services to an ally to aid in a common cause, most notably used during World War II.

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1. Transfer of goods and services to an allyC1formal

   A program or arrangement where a country provides military equipment, supplies, or services to an ally to support a shared objective, often during wartime.

   Préstamo y arriendo

   • The lease-lend program was crucial for the Allied victory in World War II.
   • Under the lease-lend agreement, the US supplied tanks and aircraft to Britain.
   • The historical lease-lend act allowed for the transfer of warships to allied nations.

   Sinónimoslend-lease