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1 duration of a lease
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noun2) (period) Mietdauer, die* * *ten·an·cy[ˈtenən(t)si]nI have a two year \tenancy on the house ich habe einen Mietvertrag auf zwei Jahre für dieses Haus* * *['tenənsɪ]nright/conditions of tenancy — Mietrecht nt/-bedingungen pl; (of farm) Pachtrecht nt/-bedingungen pl
during his tenancy — während er( dort) Mieter/Pächter ist/war
period of tenancy — Dauer f des Miet-/Pachtverhältnisses
* * *1. Pacht-, Mietverhältnis n:tenancy at will jederzeit beid(er)seitig kündbares Pacht- oder Mietverhältnis2. a) Pacht-, Mietbesitz mb) Eigentum n:tenancy in common Miteigentum3. Pacht-, Mietdauer f* * *noun1) (of flat, residential building) Mietverhältnis, das; (of farm, shop) Pachtverhältnis, das2) (period) Mietdauer, die* * *n.Mietverhältnis n. -
3 tenancy
ten·an·cy [ʼtenən(t)si] nI have a two year \tenancy on the house ich habe einen Mietvertrag auf zwei Jahre für dieses Haus
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