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léase
alquilar
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. lease [Am lis, Brit liːs] SUBST
lease
lease (of real estate)
usufructo m
to give sb/sth a new or fresh lease on life or Brit lease of life, the operation has given him a new lease on life
II. lease [Am lis, Brit liːs] VERB trans
1. lease (grant use of):
lease
lease
lease real estate
2. lease (hold under lease):
lease
lease
lease real estate
lease out VERB [Am lis -, Brit liːs -] (v + adv + o, v + o + adv) (grant use of)
lease out
lease out
lease out real estate
lease back VERB [Am lis -, Brit liːs -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
lease back equipment/property:
lease back
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lease
lease
arrendar finca/tierras
to lease
arrendar finca/tierras
to lease
lease
reverdecer costumbre/sistema:
to take on a new lease of life
im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. lease [li:s] VERB trans
lease
II. lease [li:s] SUBST
lease (act)
lease (contract)
to take on lease
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Englisch
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lease
lease
to lease
im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. lease [lis] VERB trans
lease
II. lease [lis] SUBST
lease (act)
lease (contract)
to take sth on lease
Wendungen:
a new lease on life
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lease
lease
to lease
Present
Ilease
youlease
he/she/itleases
welease
youlease
theylease
Past
Ileased
youleased
he/she/itleased
weleased
youleased
theyleased
Present Perfect
Ihaveleased
youhaveleased
he/she/ithasleased
wehaveleased
youhaveleased
theyhaveleased
Past Perfect
Ihadleased
youhadleased
he/she/ithadleased
wehadleased
youhadleased
theyhadleased
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The house was leased by the church from 1853.
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To offset costs of construction, many transportation agencies lease public roads to a private institution.
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The narrower term rental agreement can be used to describe a lease in which the asset is tangible property.
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From 1834-1838 no new building leases were granted.
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The landlord may also impose a new lease on the holdover tenant.
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