rent out

英 [rent aʊt]

美 [rent aʊt]

出租; 租给

柯林斯词典

• → see:rent 2

英英释义

verb

• grant the services of or the temporary use of, for a fee
  1. We rent out our apartment to tourists every year
  2. He hired himself out as a cook
  Synonym:hire outfarm out

双语例句

• Eventually, Bezos would do the same thing with cloud computing services, letting customers rent out data storage and computing power.
  最后，贝佐斯决定对云计算服务采取同样的措施，将数据存储和计算能力出租给消费者。
• Do you rent out bedding?
  你们这儿出租床褥吗？
• I have to pay the rent out of my wages.
  我得用部分工资支付租金。
• But I don't rent out entire restaurants, unlike some people.
  但我不会像某些人那样租下整家餐馆。
• In theory, America's1996 Telecoms Act obliged operators to rent out their lines to rivals;
  在原则上，美国1996年出台的电信法案责令电信或电缆服务商把线路向其他服务商出租；
• Fortunately, we could rent out our two-bedroom London house.
  幸运的是，我们可以出租在伦敦那套两居室房。
• It was a risky decision, but finding a way to pay the rent is what ultimately led us to blow up a few air mattresses and rent out our living room to three strangers who needed a place to stay for the weekend.
  这是一个有风险的决定，但为了想办法支付房租，我们最后吹起了一些充气床，并且把起居室租给了三位陌生人，他们周末住在这里。
• In New York it is illegal for anyone to rent out a room in an apartment in a multifamily building for less than 30 days if a tenant is not present.
  在纽约，任何人不得将多户建筑中的一套没有租户的公寓单间以短于30天的租期出租，这是非法的。
• Anybody can rent out a storefront and start their own church, and many people have done so.
  任何人都可以租一间店面，开创自己的教会，而且也有很多人这样做了。
• Many owners rent out their second homes to help defray the overheads.
  很多房屋所有者将自己的第二居所出租，以帮助支付上述开支。