rent out

• Verbo compuesto que indica la acción de ceder a alguien el uso de una propiedad, equipo o local a cambio de un pago o alquiler.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of allowing someone to use property, equipment, or space in exchange for payment.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Lease propertyformal

   To allow someone to use a property (house, apartment, room) in exchange for regular payment.

   Alquilar

   • They decided to rent out their spare room to a student.
   • She rents out her apartment while she travels abroad.
   • The company rents out office spaces to small businesses.

   Sinónimoshire outleaseletrentsublet

   Antónimosbuy

2. Lend items for paymentformal

   To allow someone to use an item (car, equipment, tool) for a short period in exchange for money.

   Alquilar (objetos)

   • The shop rents out bicycles by the hour.
   • He rents out his boat to tourists during the summer.
   • We can rent out the sound system for your party.

   Sinónimoshire outlet out

   Antónimosborrow

Verbo baserent