English English Dictionary

rent in English:

1. payment made to a landlord or landlady for the use of property

English word "rent"(payment made to a landlord or landlady for the use of property) occurs in sets:

Legal English

2. Hire

I'll hire whoever he recommends.

He will hire someone who speaks English.

If he's fluent in English, I'll hire him.

With your experience, any company would hire you right away.

Many people hire accountants to help them with their tax returns.

When we started out, our band could only find small clubs in small cities that would hire us.

When we started out in 2008, we wrote down a list of people that we wanted to hire, then went out and hired them.

When I got out of prison, I couldn't find a job anywhere near my home since no one would hire an ex-con.

Why don't we fire everyone and hire a group of new people?

I would like to hire a car.

Hire a minivan by the hour.

As the baby was born, the Tanakas had to hire a part-timer.

To hire a good lawyer? Al-Sayib asked.

City firms vied with each other to hire the brightest young staff.

Is it a good idea to hire former hackers to work as security professionals?

3. a payment for a flat

4. money the person living in a place pays for staying there for some time

5. rent

We were shocked when the landlord raised our rent by $200.00 a month.

If your rent comes in past the fifth, a late charge will be added.

Our rent is four times as much as it was ten years ago.

Room for rent.

Our monthly income has to cover food, rent, clothing, transportation, and so on.

Fifteen per cent of the housing will be affordable, so that low-income families will be able to buy or rent homes in the area.

As soon as the land of any country has all become private property, the landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed, and demand a rent even for its natural produce.

The rent can be a bit expensive, but something nearby would be best.

I like this flat. The location is good, and besides, rent is not very high.

If we pay the rent to the landlady, we won't have any money for food; we are between the devil and the deep blue sea.

After she’d paid her rent, Jen had no money left for food.

i found a really beautiful house for rent in suburbs

We could rent a car for the weekend. He'll be renting an apartment until he can find a house to buy.

The house we rent is in a good neighbourhood. (Dom, który wynajmujemy, jest w dobrym sąsiedztwie.)

We rented a small bungalow for the long weekend

6. a fee charged for the use of property or land

English word "rent"(a fee charged for the use of property or land) occurs in sets:

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