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li:s 1. noun((the period of) an agreement giving the use of a house etc on payment of rent: We signed the lease yesterday; a twenty-year lease.) (leie)kontrakt, bygselbrev2. verb(to give or acquire a house etc in this way: He leases the land from the local council.) leie ut, bygslebygsel--------bygsle--------leiekontraktIsubst. \/liːs\/1) leie, forpaktning, forpaktningsforhold, feste, bygsling2) leiekontrakt, leieavtale, bygselbrev3) leieperiode, leietid4) ( overført) fristget (take on) a new lease of\/on life få nytt liv, leve opp igjen, livne til igjen, kvikne til igjenlease of life ( høytidelig) levefrist, tilmålt levetidlet\/put out on lease leie ut, forpakte borttake on lease forpakteIIverb \/liːs\/1) leie, forpakte, lease2) forpakte bort, leie utlease from leie av, forpakte avlease out to leie ut til, forpakte bort til
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