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rent
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rent something (out) (to someone)
to sell temporary rights for the use of something to someone. I rented the back room out to a nice young student. We rented the back room to someone. For how long did you rent it out? Let's rent out the garage.

rent something from someone

to pay someone for the use of something. We rented a small car from one of the rental agencies. They rented a house from a local realtor.

a rent boy  (British)
a boy or a young man who has sex with other men for money He spent a year in London working as a rent boy.
See also: boy


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Sale price was $2,175,000, or $77 per square foot, based on 28,000 rentable square feet.
He could reduce the rentable value of properties owned by others when he lands on them, restoring them to their original value afterwards to ensure other players do not enjoy the same advantage, while doubling the rentable value of all properties owned by himself.
Every five years, the Government-run Valuation Office Agency will recalculate the rentable rate of businesses.
 
 
 
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