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1 louer
louer [lwe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verbb. [locataire] [+ logement] to rent ; [+ équipement, véhicule] to hire (Brit) ; [+ place] to reserve• à louer [appartement, bureau] to let (Brit) for rent (US) ; [véhicule] for hire (Brit) for rent (US)c. ( = faire l'éloge de) to praise• Dieu soit loué ! thank God!* * *lue
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1) ( donner en location) to let GB, to rent out [maison, terrain] (à to); to hire [salle]; to hire out GB, to rent out [équipement, film] (à to)‘à louer’ — ‘for rent’, ‘to let’ GB
2) ( prendre en location) to rent [maison, terrain] (à from); to hire [salle]; to hire GB, to rent [équipement, film] (à from)3) ( embaucher) to hire [personnel]4) ( rendre grâce à) to praise (de, pour for)
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se louer verbe pronominall'appartement se loue 300 euros par mois — the rent for this apartment is 300 euros per month; ( se féliciter) liter
* * *lwe vt1) [maison] [propriétaire] to let, to rent out, [locataire] to rentIls louent des chambres à des étudiants. — They let rooms to students.
Je loue un petit appartement au centre-ville. — I rent a little flat in the centre of town. Grande-Bretagne I rent a small apartment in the centre of town. USA
"à louer" — "to let" Grande-Bretagne "for rent"
2) [voiture] [commerçant] to hire out Grande-Bretagne to rent, to rent out, [usager] to hire Grande-Bretagne to rentNous allons louer une voiture pour le week-end. — We're going to hire a car for the weekend.
3) (= réserver) to book4) (= faire l'éloge de) to praiseLes journaux ont loué le courage des pompiers. — The newspapers praised the bravery of the firefighters.
se louer de — to congratulate o.s. on
* * *louer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( donner en location) to let GB, to rent out [maison, terrain] (à to); to hire [salle]; to hire out GB, to rent out [équipement, véhicule, film] (à to); ‘à louer’ ‘for rent’, ‘to let’ GB; la maison est à louer the house is for rent ou to let GB; chambre à louer room for rent, room to let GB; louer une caravane à la semaine to rent out a caravan GB ou trailer US by the week;2 ( prendre en location) to rent [maison, terrain] (à from); to hire [salle]; to hire GB, to rent [équipement, véhicule, film] (à from); cherche chambre à louer wanted, room to rent; louer une caravane pour une semaine to rent a caravan for a week;4 ( réserver) to reserve [chambre d'hôtel]; [théâtre] to take a booking GB ou reservation for [place]; [spectateur] to reserve, to book GB [place];5 ( rendre grâce à) to praise (de, pour for); Dieu soit loué thank God.B se louer vpr1 ( se donner en location) [maison, terrain] to be for rent, to be to let GB; ( se prendre en location) [maison] to be rented out, to be let GB;[lwe] verbe transitif1. [donner en location - logement] to let (out) (separable), to rent ; [ - appareil, véhicule] to rent ou to hire (out) (separable) ; [ - usine] to lease (out) (separable) ; [ - avion] to hire (out) (separable)louer quelque chose à quelqu'un to rent something to somebody, to rent somebody somethingle propriétaire me le loue pour 1 000 euros the landlord rents it out to me for 1,000 euros2. [prendre en location - logement] to rent ; [ - appareil, véhicule] to hire (UK), to rent (US) ; [ - avion, usine] to leaseon a loué le hall d'exposition à une grosse compagnie we've leased the exhibition hall from a big firmvous êtes propriétaire? — non, je loue do you own your house? — no, I rent ou I'm a tenant3. [réserver] to bookpour ce spectacle, il est conseillé de louer les places à l'avance advance booking is advisable for this show4. [glorifier] to praiselouer quelqu'un de ou pour quelque chose to praise somebody for somethingon ne peut que vous louer d'avoir agi ainsi you deserve nothing but praise for having acted in this way————————se louer verbe pronominal (emploi passif)1. [logement] to be rented ou letcette chambre se louerait aisément you'd have no problem letting this room ou finding somebody to rent this room2. [appareil] to be hired ou rented————————se louer de verbe pronominal plus prépositionje n'ai qu'à me louer de votre ponctualité/travail I have nothing but praise for your punctuality/workà louer locution adjectivalechambres à louer à la semaine rooms to let ou to rent weekly
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