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1 the gentleman that pays the rent
уст."джентльмен, который оправдывает своё содержание" ( шутливое прозвище свиньи)Doran: "...the gintleman [= gentleman] that pays the rint [= rent]... They call a pig that in England. That's their notion of a joke." (B. Shaw, ‘John Bull's Other Island’, act IV) — Доран: "...джентльмен, который оправдывает свое содержание... Так в Англии называют свинью. Вот вам образец английского юмора."
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1. rent noun(money paid, usually regularly, for the use of a house, shop, land etc which belongs to someone else: The rent for this flat is $50 a week.) alquiler
2. verb(to pay or receive rent for the use of a house, shop, land etc: We rent this flat from Mr Smith; Mr Smith rents this flat to us.) alquilar- rental- rent-a-car
- rent-free
3. adjective(for which rent does not need to be paid: a rent-free flat.) exento de alquiler- rent out
II rent noun(an old word for a tear (in clothes etc).) rasgadurarent1 n alquilerthe rent for this flat is £600 a month el alquiler de este piso son 600 libras al mesrent2 vb alquilartr[rent]1 (for flat etc) alquiler nombre masculino2 (for land) arriendo1 (flat) alquilar2 (land) arrendar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL'For rent' "Se alquila"rent boy chapero————————tr[rent]past & past participle1→ link=rend rend{1 rasgadurarent ['rɛnt] vt: rentar, alquilarrent n1) : renta f, alquiler mfor rent: se alquila2) rip: rasgadura fn.• alquiler s.m.• arrendamiento s.m.• arriendo s.m.• inquilinato s.m.• piso s.m.• renta s.f.pret., p.p.(Preterito definido y participio pasivo de "to rend")v.• alquilar v.• arrendar v.
I rent1) u ca) (for accommodations, office) alquiler m, arrendamiento m, arriendo m, renta f (esp Méx)how much is your rent? — ¿cuánto pagan de alquiler (or de arrendamiento etc)?
it pays the rent — (set phrase) me da de comer, me da para vivir; (before n)
rent book — libreta donde se anotan las cantidades satisfechas por el inquilino
b) (for boat, suit) (esp AmE) alquiler m, arriendo m (esp Andes), renta f (Méx)for rent — se alquila or (Andes tb) se arrienda or (Méx tb) se renta
cars for rent — alquiler de coches, se alquilan or (Andes tb) se arriendan coches, renta de coches (Méx)
2) c (tear, rip) (liter) rasgadura f (liter), rasgón m
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a) ( pay for)to rent something (FROM somebody) — alquilarle or arrendarle* or (Méx tb) rentarle algo (a alguien)
b) rented past p < accommodations> alquilado, arrendado, rentado (Méx)c) rent out
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via) ( pay for using something) alquilar, arrendar*, rentar (Méx)b) ( cost to rent) (AmE)this house rents for $1200 a week — el alquiler or el arriendo or (Méx) la renta de esta casa es de 1200 dólares a la semana
Phrasal Verbs:- rent out
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I [rent]1.N alquiler m, arriendo m (LAm)we pay £350 in rent — pagamos 350 libras de alquiler
for rent — (US) se alquila
2.VT [+ house, TV, car] alquilar, arrendar (LAm)to rent a flat from sb — alquilar un piso a algn, arrendar un departamento a algn (LAm)
it is rented out at £400 a week — está alquilado a 400 libras por semana
3.CPDrent book N — (for accommodation) librito m del alquiler
rent collector N — recaudador(a) m / f de alquileres
rent control N — control m de alquileres
rent rebate N — devolución f de alquiler
II [rent]1.PTPP of rend2.N (=tear) rasgón m, rasgadura f ; (=split) abertura f, raja f, hendedura f ; (fig) escisión f, cisma m* * *
I [rent]1) u ca) (for accommodations, office) alquiler m, arrendamiento m, arriendo m, renta f (esp Méx)how much is your rent? — ¿cuánto pagan de alquiler (or de arrendamiento etc)?
it pays the rent — (set phrase) me da de comer, me da para vivir; (before n)
rent book — libreta donde se anotan las cantidades satisfechas por el inquilino
b) (for boat, suit) (esp AmE) alquiler m, arriendo m (esp Andes), renta f (Méx)for rent — se alquila or (Andes tb) se arrienda or (Méx tb) se renta
cars for rent — alquiler de coches, se alquilan or (Andes tb) se arriendan coches, renta de coches (Méx)
2) c (tear, rip) (liter) rasgadura f (liter), rasgón m
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a) ( pay for)to rent something (FROM somebody) — alquilarle or arrendarle* or (Méx tb) rentarle algo (a alguien)
b) rented past p < accommodations> alquilado, arrendado, rentado (Méx)c) rent out
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via) ( pay for using something) alquilar, arrendar*, rentar (Méx)b) ( cost to rent) (AmE)this house rents for $1200 a week — el alquiler or el arriendo or (Méx) la renta de esta casa es de 1200 dólares a la semana
Phrasal Verbs:- rent out
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4 come into the picture
(come (enter или step) into the picture (тж. enter the picture))появляться, возникать, фигурировать, выступать на сцену; выступать на первый планI felt that there were certain complications which entered into the picture. (E. S. Gardner, ‘The Case of the Angry Mourner’, ch. 6) — Я понимала, что возникли некоторые осложнения.
I rented this apartment in the name of my stepson, Rodney Wenston. He signs all the cheques, pays the rent, and all that. I don't enter into the picture at all. (E. S. Gardner, ‘The Case of the Empty Tin’, ch. 6) — Я снял это помещение на имя моего пасынка, Родни Уэнстона. Он подписывает все чеки, платит за помещение и так далее. Я остаюсь в тени.
I don't come into the picture really - I'm going to Swansford, in a car with any luck - but my name's Alan Strete... (J. B. Priestley, ‘Three Men in New Suits’, ch. 1) — Обо мне говорить не стоит, я еду - если удастся, на машине - в Суонсфорд, а зовут меня Алан Стрит...
I don't understand how Shifcart comes into the picture. (S. Bellow, ‘The Victim’, ch. 21) — Я не понимаю, какое отношение ко всему этому имеет Шифкарт.
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noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) inquilinotr['haʊshəʊldəSMALLr/SMALL]1 dueño,-a de la casahouseholder ['haʊs.ho:ldər] n: dueño m, -ña f de casan.• amo de casa s.m.• cabeza de familia s.f.'haʊshəʊldərnoun dueño, -ña m,f de casa['haʊsˌhǝʊldǝ(r)]N (=owner) propietario(-a) m / f ; (=tenant) inquilino(-a) m / f ; (=head of house) cabeza f de familia* * *['haʊshəʊldər]noun dueño, -ña m,f de casa -
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noun* * ** * *ˈhouse·hold·ern* * *['haUs"həʊldə(r)]nHaus-/Wohnungsinhaber(in) m(f)* * *1. Haushaltsvorstand msingle householder Einpersonenhaushalt m* * *noun -
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noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) huseier, leietakersubst. \/ˈhaʊsˌ(h)əʊldə\/1) beboer, huseier, leietaker, den som bebor en bolig2) familieoverhode, overhode for en husstand, husmor, husfar, familiefar -
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noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) húsráðandi -
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háztulajdonos* * *noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) házbérlő, háztulajdonos -
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noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) chefe de família* * *house.hold.er[h'aushouldə] n 1 dono da casa. 2 chefe de família. -
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n. evsahibi, aile reisi* * *ev sahibi* * *noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) ev sahibi -
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noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) lastnik; najemnik* * *[háushouldə]nounhišni gospodar, hišni lastnik, družinski poglavar -
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['haʊshəʊldə(r)]nome chi vive in una casa pro pria; (owner) padrone m. (-a) di casa; (tenant) locatario m. (-a) di casa* * *noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) proprietario; locatario* * *householder* * *['haʊshəʊldə(r)] -
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['haushəuldə(r)]n* * *noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) właściciel, najemca -
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noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) mājas īpašnieks* * *mājas īpašnieks; ģimenes galva -
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noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) namo savininkas, nuomininkas -
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n. husägare, lägenhetsinnehavare, person med egen bostad* * *noun (the person who owns a house or pays the rent for it.) hus-, lägenhetsinnehavare
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