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1 bail
masculine noun• ça fait un bail que je ne l'ai pas vu ! (inf) I haven't seen him for ages!* * *ça fait un bail qu'on ne s'est pas vus! — (colloq) we haven't seen each other for ages! (colloq)
* * *baj, bobaux pl nmdonner qch à bail; prendre qch à bail — to lease sth
* * *bail, pl baux nm gén lease; ( de trois ans ou moins) tenancy agreement; bail commercial/à construction commercial/building lease; donner à bail to lease out; prendre à bail to lease; renouveler un bail to renew a lease; ça fait un bail qu'on ne s'est pas vus○! we haven't seen each other for ages○!( pluriel baux) [baj, bo] nom masculin1. [de location] leasefaire/passer un bail to draw up/to enter into a leasebail commercial/professionnel/rural commercial/professional/rural lease2. (locution)ça fait un bail qu'il ne m'a pas téléphoné it's been ages since he last phoned me, he hasn't phoned me for agesIn France, the usual duration of the bail or lease for private rented accommodation is three years. The expression bail à céder, often seen on signs in shop windows, means that the lease on the shop or office is for sale.
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