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Meanings of renting in English

Russian
арендодательство
Portuguese
arrendar
Spanish
contrato de arrendamiento
Catalan
lloguer
Wikidata

Agreement where a payment is made for the temporary use of a good, service or property owned by another.

арендодательство
Portuguese
aluguel
Catalan
lloguer
Spanish
alquiler

The act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car)

aluguel
Usage of renting in English
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But the new requirements focus firmly on home ownership and private renting.
The Guardian
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By contrast, renting a helicopter can cost thousands of dollars per day.
Reuters
3
But social housing offers community and stability: rare features in private renting.
The Guardian
4
Naturally, the most important part of renting is getting the price right.
BBC
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This is the crux of the problem when mixing friends and renting.
The Guardian
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It makes more sense than the city renting from the private sector.
Independent.ie
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Are you renting a really expensive apartment that you can't really afford?
Ebony
8
It had become more difficult to transition from renting to home ownership.
Radio NZ
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Since June 24, she had been renting a house in Ciudad Juarez.
Reuters
10
The best way of visiting these islands is by renting a yacht.
The South African
11
Thought he was renting rooms to upstanding young women. Hippo snorted derisively.
Bones to Ashes
12
It would allow those renting to see the trends in rent rates.
The Irish Times
13
They were renting and now they lost it because owners wanted money.
The South African
14
But get something reasonable - or consider renting or leasing to start.
Reuters
15
Whichever version you choose, you might consider just renting Kong at first.
Wired
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Q I have been renting an apartment for the past five years.
The Irish Times