lease

nounB1 · Intermediate

An agreement to use something for a set time and price.

Meaning of «lease»

noun

an agreement to use something for a set time and price

We signed a two-year lease for our new apartment.

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«lease» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

to pay to use something for a time

rentpay money to use a home, car or objectWe rent a small house near the river.

leaserent for a long, fixed time by a written agreementThe company leases an office downtown.

hireBritish; pay to use a car or bike for a short timeWe hired bikes for the day.

paying to use something that belongs to someone else

rentmoney you pay regularly to live in a homeThe rent for this flat is high.

rentalthe act or cost of renting, such as cars and equipmentWe booked a car rental for the trip.

leasea legal paper allowing use for a fixed timeWe signed a one-year lease for the flat.

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Housing & Accommodation › Rental & Real Estate

an agreement to use something for a set time and price

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