rent

rent
1. noun
(for house, flat, etc.) Miete, die; (for land) Pacht, die
2. transitive verb
1) (use) mieten [Haus, Wohnung usw.]; pachten [Land]; mieten [Auto, Gerät]
2) (let) vermieten [Haus, Wohnung, Auto etc.] (to Dat., an + Akk.); verpachten [Land] (to Dat., an + Akk.)
Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/109382/rent_out">rent out
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I 1. [rent] noun
(money paid, usually regularly, for the use of a house, shop, land etc which belongs to someone else: The rent for this flat is $50 a week.) die Miete
2. verb
(to pay or receive rent for the use of a house, shop, land etc: We rent this flat from Mr Smith; Mr Smith rents this flat to us.) (ver-)mieten
- rental
- rent-a-car
- rent-free
3. adjective
(for which rent does not need to be paid: a rent-free flat.) mietfrei
- rent out
II [rent] noun
(an old word for a tear (in clothes etc).) der Riß
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rent1
[rent]
I. n Riss m
II. pt, pp of rend
rent2
[rent]
I. n (for accommodation, business premises or objects) Miete f; (esp for land and business) Pacht f; (for accommodation and especially business premises) Mietzins m SÜDD, ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZ
\rent ceiling Höchstmiete f
\rent control Mietpreisbindung f
\rent controls Mietgesetze pl
\rent-a-room AM Mietraum m
\rent-a-room company Zimmervermittlung f
monthly \rent of £55 Monatsmiete f von 55 Pfund
to pay \rent Miete bezahlen
to raise \rents [or AM the \rent] die Mieten erhöhen
to be behind with the \rent mit der Miete in Verzug [o im Rückstand] sein
for \rent AM zu vermieten
flats [or AM apartments] for \rent Wohnungen zu vermieten
II. vt
to \rent sth
1. (let) flat, house, office etw vermieten
2. (hire) etw mieten
to \rent land Land pachten
to \rent sth from sb etw von jdm mieten
III. vi vermietet werden
to \rent at sth gegen [o für] etw akk zu mieten sein
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I [rent]
1. n
(for house, room) Miete f; (for farm, factory) Pacht f

for rent (US) — zu vermieten/verpachten/verleihen

2. vt
1) house, room mieten; farm, factory pachten; TV, car etc leihen; video sich (dat) ausleihen, ausleihen

we don't own it, we only rent it — es gehört uns (dat) nicht, wir haben es nur gemietet etc

2) vermieten; verpachten; verleihen;
3. vi
(= rent house, room) mieten; (= rent farm, factory) pachten; (= rent TV etc) leasen; (= rent video) ausleihen II pret, ptp of rend
n (lit, fig)
Riss m; (in rock) Spalte f
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rent1 [rent]
A s
1. a) (Wohnungs)Miete f, Mietzins m
b) Pacht(geld) f(n), -zins m:
let for rent verpachten;
take at rent pachten;
for rent bes US zu vermieten oder zu verpachten ( A 2)
2. besonders US Leihgebühr f, Miete f:
for rent zu vermieten, zu verleihen ( A 1)
3. auch economic rent WIRTSCH wirtschaftliche Rente
B v/t
1. vermieten
2. verpachten
3. mieten:
rented apartment (bes Br flat) Mietwohnung f
4. pachten
5. Miete oder Pacht verlangen von
6. besonders US
a) auch rent out etwas verleihen, vermieten
b) sich etwas leihen oder mieten:
rent a car sich einen Leih- oder Mietwagen nehmen;
rented car Leih-, Mietwagen m
C v/i vermietet oder verpachtet werden (at zu)
rent2 [rent] s
1. Riss m
2. Spalt m, Spalte f
3. fig Spaltung f
rent3 [rent] prät und pperf von rend
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1. noun
(for house, flat, etc.) Miete, die; (for land) Pacht, die
2. transitive verb
1) (use) mieten [Haus, Wohnung usw.]; pachten [Land]; mieten [Auto, Gerät]
2) (let) vermieten [Haus, Wohnung, Auto etc.] (to Dat., an + Akk.); verpachten [Land] (to Dat., an + Akk.)
Phrasal Verbs:
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adj.
pachten adj.
vermieten adj. n.
Hausmiete f.
Miete -n f.
Mietpreis m.
Pacht -en f.
Pachtzins m.

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