rent in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for rent in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.rent¹ [Am rɛnt, Brit rɛnt] N U or C

1. rent (for accommodations, office):

rent

alquiler m

rent

arrendamiento m

rent

arriendo m

rent

renta f esp LatAm

how much is their rent?

¿cuánto pagan de alquiler (or de arrendamiento etc.)?

it pays the rent

me da de comer

it pays the rent

me da para vivir

rent collector

cobrador m de alquileres / cobradora f de alquileres

rent tribunal (in UK)

tribunal que entiende de causas entre propietarios e inquilinos

2. rent (for boat, suit):

rent esp Am

alquiler m

rent esp Am

arriendo m And

rent esp Am

renta f Mex

for rent

se alquila

for rent

se arrienda And

for rent

se renta Mex

cars for rent

alquiler de coches

cars for rent

se alquilan coches

cars for rent

se arriendan coches And

cars for rent

renta de coches Mex

II.rent¹ [Am rɛnt, Brit rɛnt] VB trans

1. rent (pay for):

rent house/office/land

alquilar

rent house/office/land

arrendar

rent house/office/land

rentar Mex

rent television/vehicle

alquilar

rent television/vehicle

arrendar And

rent television/vehicle

rentar Mex

rent esp Am boat/suit

alquilar

rent esp Am boat/suit

arrendar And

rent esp Am boat/suit

rentar Mex

to rent sth from sb

alquilarle algo a alguien

to rent sth from sb

arrendarle algo a alguien

to rent sth from sb

rentarle algo a alguien Mex

2. rent <rented, pp >:

rented accommodations/rooms/property

alquilado

rented accommodations/rooms/property

arrendado

rented accommodations/rooms/property

rentado Mex

3. rent → rent out

III.rent¹ [Am rɛnt, Brit rɛnt] VB intr

1. rent (use in exchange for payment):

rent

alquilar

rent

arrendar

rent

rentar Mex

2. rent (cost to rent) Am:

this house rents for $1200 a week

el alquiler or el arriendo de esta casa es de 1200 dólares a la semana

this house rents for $1200 a week

la renta de esta casa es de 1200 dólares a la semana esp LatAm

See also rent out

rent out VB [Am rɛnt -, Brit rɛnt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

rent out

alquilar

rent out

arrendar

rent out

rentar Mex

to rent sth out to sb

alquilarle or arrendarle algo a alguien

to rent sth out to sb

rentarle algo a alguien Mex

rent² [Am rɛnt, Brit rɛnt] N liter (tear, rip)

rent

rasgadura f liter

rent

rasgón m

rent³ [Am rɛnt, Brit rɛnt] pt & pt part rend

See also rend

rend <pt & pp rent> [Am rɛnd, Brit rɛnd] VB trans arch or liter

1. rend (tear, tear apart):

rend clothes

rasgar

rend clothes

desgarrar

rend flesh

desgarrar

a nation rent by racial strife

una nación desgarrada por las luchas raciales

a cry rent the air

un grito desgarró el aire

a cry rent the air

un grito hendió el aire liter

2. rend (wrest, snatch) usu pass:

to be rent from sth

ser arrancado de algo

rend <pt & pp rent> [Am rɛnd, Brit rɛnd] VB trans arch or liter

1. rend (tear, tear apart):

rend clothes

rasgar

rend clothes

desgarrar

rend flesh

desgarrar

a nation rent by racial strife

una nación desgarrada por las luchas raciales

a cry rent the air

un grito desgarró el aire

a cry rent the air

un grito hendió el aire liter

2. rend (wrest, snatch) usu pass:

to be rent from sth

ser arrancado de algo

ground rent N U or C esp Brit

ground rent

renta f por derecho de superficie (renta que se paga al propietario del terreno sobre el cual está construida una vivienda)

low-rent [Am, Brit] ADJ Am

1. low-rent housing:

low-rent

de renta baja

low-rent

de bajo alquiler

2.1. low-rent inf (disreputable):

low-rent individual/salesman

de mala fama

low-rent bar/restaurant

de mala muerte inf

2.2. low-rent inf (second-rate):

low-rent special effects/set

de pacotilla inf

low-rent special effects/set

de segunda clase

2.3. low-rent inf (cheap):

low-rent clothes

barato

low-rent clothes

rasca CSur inf

rack-rent [Am ˈræk rɛnt, Brit ˈrak rɛnt] ADJ

rack-rent properties:

rack-rent

con un alquiler exorbitante

peppercorn rent N Brit

peppercorn rent

alquiler m nominal

rent strike N

rent strike

huelga en que los inquilinos dejan de pagar el alquiler

rent book N

rent book

libreta donde se anotan las cantidades satisfechas por el inquilino

rent in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rent in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.rent¹ [rent] N

rent

rasgadura f

II.rent¹ [rent] VB

rent pt, pp of rend

See also rend

rend <[or Am rended]> [rend] VB trans rent liter

rend

desgarrar

I.rent² [rent] N

rent

alquiler m

for rent

se alquila

II.rent² [rent] VB trans

rent

alquilar

rent land

arrendar

III.rent² [rent] VB intr

rent

alquilarse

rack-rent [ˈrækrent] N

rack-rent

alquiler m exorbitante

rent boy N Brit inf

rent boy

chico m de compañía

rent-free ADJ

rent-free

exento, -a de alquiler

peppercorn rent N no pl Aus, Brit

peppercorn rent

alquiler m nominal

rent control N

rent control

control m de rentas

rend <[or Am rended]> [rend] VB trans rent liter

rend

desgarrar

Translations for rent in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

arrendamiento (alquiler)

rent

alquilar

to rent (out)

alquilar

to rent

alquilarse

for rent Am

rent Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

for rent

se alquila

the bank debited the rent to my account

el banco cargó la renta a mi cuenta bancaria

either buy it or rent it

cómpralo o alquílalo

for sale/rent

en venta/alquiler

to pay the rent by standing order

domiciliar el alquiler

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The castle was many times rented in the following centuries.

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They perfected the concept -- offering each family a $500 rent subsidy to be given directly to their prospective landlord.

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It rented space in several houses and other locations for the year it took to build the new library.

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The cost of housing, both owned and rented, is lower.

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The certificate holder has the other rights of owners -- the rights to use and occupy the land and reap the financial benefit from rent or resource use.

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

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A basement bar, pool room and cinema have been added in modern times, in the former garage., the house was available to rent as a holiday residence sleeping 20.

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

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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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