rent

rent
rent [{{t}}rent]
1 pt & pp of rend
2 transitive verb
(a) (of tenant, hirer) louer, prendre en location;
∎ to rent sth from sb louer qch à qn;
∎ they rented a car for the holidays ils ont loué une voiture pour les vacances;
∎ their house must be expensive to rent le loyer de leur maison doit être élevé
(b) (of owner) louer, donner en location;
∎ to rent sth (out) to sb louer qch à qn
3 intransitive verb
(a) (property)
∎ this apartment rents easily cet appartement se loue facilement
(b) (tenant) louer
4 noun
(a) (for flat, house) loyer m; (for farm) loyer m, fermage m; (for car, TV) (prix m de) location f;
∎ for rent à louer;
∎ how much do you pay in rent?, how much rent do you pay? combien est-ce que tu paies de loyer?;
∎ to be behind with the rent être en retard pour (payer) le loyer
(b) {{}}Economics{{}} loyer m
(c) (tear → in clothing) déchirure f; (→ in clouds) déchirure f, trouée f
(d) (split → in movement, party) rupture f, scission f
►► rent book carnet m de quittances de loyer;
{{}}familiar{{}} rent boy jeune prostitué m homosexuel□ ;
rent collector receveur(euse) m,f des loyers;
rent control contrôle m des loyers;
rent rebate réduction f de loyer;
rent strike grève f des loyers;
rent tribunal commission f de contrôle des loyers

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