rent no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para rent no dicionário inglês»francês

I.rent [Brit rɛnt, americ rɛnt] VERBO pass VERBO Part perf

rent → rend

II.rent [Brit rɛnt, americ rɛnt] SUBST

1. rent (for accommodation):

rent

loyer m

two months' rent in advance

deux mois de loyer à l'avance

for rent

à louer

for rent atrib control, strike

des loyers

for rent increase

de loyer

2. rent (rip):

rent literal, fig

déchirure f

III.rent [Brit rɛnt, americ rɛnt] VERBO trans

1. rent (hire):

rent car, TV, house, apartment

louer

2. rent (let) → rent out

IV.rent [Brit rɛnt, americ rɛnt] VERBO intr

1. rent tenant:

rent

être locataire

2. rent landlord:

he rents to students

il loue des logements à des étudiants

3. rent property:

to rent for £600 a month

être loué pour 600 livres par mois

V.rented ADJ

rented room, villa

loué

rented car, phone

de location

Veja também: rent out, rend

I.rent out VERBO [Brit rɛnt -, americ rɛnt -] (rent [sth] out, rent out [sth])

rent out

louer (to à)

rend <Pret imperf, Part perf rent> [Brit rɛnd, americ rɛnd] VERBO trans literal, fig

rend

déchirer

back rent SUBST

back rent

arriérés mpl de loyer

I.rent-free [Brit, americ ˈˌrɛnt ˈˌfri] ADJ

rent-free house:

rent-free

prêté gratuitement

II.rent-free [Brit, americ ˈˌrɛnt ˈˌfri] ADV

rent-free live, use:

rent-free

sans payer de loyer

rent rebate SUBST

rent rebate

remboursement m de loyer

peppercorn rent SUBST Brit

peppercorn rent

loyer m symbolique

premium rent SUBST

premium rent

loyer m très cher

rent tribunal SUBST Brit JUR

rent tribunal

organisme chargé de fixer les loyers

rent agreement SUBST

rent agreement

bail m

I.rent out VERBO [Brit rɛnt -, americ rɛnt -] (rent [sth] out, rent out [sth])

rent out

louer (to à)

rent-controlled ADJ

rent-controlled

dont le loyer est contrôlé

rent no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para rent no dicionário inglês»francês

I.rent¹ [rent] SUBST

rent

déchirure f

II.rent¹ [rent] VERBO

rent pass, Part perf of rend

Veja também: rend

rend <rent [or americ rended]> [rend] VERBO trans formal

1. rend (tear):

rend

déchirer

2. rend (split):

rend

diviser

I.rent² [rent] SUBST

rent

loyer m

to pay a higher rent

payer un loyer plus élevé

to raise rents

augmenter les loyers

to be behind with the rent

avoir des loyers de retard

for rent

a louer

II.rent² [rent] VERBO trans

rent

louer

rent review SUBST

rent review

révision f des loyers

rent boy SUBST Brit coloq

rent boy

jeune prostitué m homosexuel

rent rebate SUBST

rent rebate

réduction f de loyer

rent-free ADJ

rent-free

gratuit(e)

rent subsidy SUBST

rent subsidy

subvention f de loyer

rack-rent SUBST

rack-rent

loyer m exorbitant

rent arrears SUBST

rent arrears

arriérés mpl de loyer

rent control SUBST

rent control

encadrement m des loyers

rent Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

to put sth up for sale/rent

mettre qc en vente/location

to fall behind with rent

prendre du retard dans le paiement de

to pay a higher rent

payer un loyer plus élevé

to be behind with the rent

avoir des loyers de retard

for rent

a louer

for sale/rent

à vendre/louer

either buy it or rent it

achetez-le ou (bien) louez-le

to rent a house for the holidays

prendre une location pour les vacances

to be a month late with the rent

être en retard d'un mois pour (payer) le loyer

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

The average rent increased 488 per cent from $85 to $500 a month; by 1981, a house bought for $5,000 sold for $35,000.

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In many cases it rented out the home until it could be resold.

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This rent, of course, varies according to the total supply and demand of wheat and the ruling market price for wheat.

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A man is not even free to sell himself; he must rent himself at a wage.

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The results show that the net price and transaction value methods overvalue the resource rent of petroleum reserves.

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Poorhouses, where paupers could stay rent-free, were built in the early-19th century, reflecting the poor state of the local economy.

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The town hall was also rented out for public gatherings.

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In most cases, tenants have to fork out three months' rent to get a home, and all in the first month.

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The castle was many times rented in the following centuries.

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Some companies or plans may have a limit on the total number of movies rented in a month.

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