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1 Mieter
Mieter m 1. GEN, GRUND tenant; 2. IMP/EXP, LOGIS charterer (Schiff, Flugzeug); 3. RECHT lessee (Gegensatz: Vermieter = lessor)* * *Mieter
[house] tenant, lessee, leaseholder, renter (US), (Einzelzimmer) lodger, roomer (US), (Gegenstände) hirer, (Mietzahler) rent payer, (Schiff) charterer;
• vom Mieter zu bezahlen payable by the tenant;
• alleiniger Mieter sole tenant;
• ausziehender Mieter waygoing (outgoing) tenant;
• neu einziehender Mieter incoming (ingoing) tenant;
• exmittierter (hinausgesetzter) Mieter evicted tenant;
• gewerblicher Mieter business (commercial) tenant;
• jährlich kündbarer Mieter tenant from year to year;
• jederzeit kündbarer Mieter tenant at will;
• neuer Mieter in-going tenant;
• reflektierender Mieter prospective tenant;
• unter Kündigungsschutz stehender Mieter statutory tenant (Br.);
• unsicherer Mieter weak (poor) tenant;
• zur Arbeiterbevölkerung zählender Mieter working-class tenant;
• Mieter mit erstklassiger Adresse blue-chip tenant;
• Mieter im Besitz der Mietsache tenant in possession;
• Mieter eines Bürogebäudes office-building tenant;
• Mieter und Vermieter landlord and tenant, (pl.) householders and lodgers;
• seinen Mietern geringe Miete abverlangen to rent one=s tenants low;
• Mieter aufnehmen to take in lodgers;
• Mieter exmittieren to turn out (eject) a tenant;
• keinen Mieter für sein Haus finden not to get a tenant for one=s house;
• einem Mieter Räumungsschutz gewähren to protect a tenant against eviction;
• Mieter hinaussetzen to turn s. o. out of lodgings, to evict a tenant;
• Mieter wegen Mietschulden aus der Wohnung hinauswerfen to evict a tenant for not paying his rent;
• einem Mieter kündigen to give a tenant warning (notice to quit);
• von vier Mietern bewohnt werden to be occupied by four tenants;
• Mieter zur Räumung zwingen to eject a tenant;
• Mieterbelästigung disturbance of a tenant;
• Mieterdarlehn tenant=s loan;
• Mietereinbauten fixtures;
• der Verschönerung dienende Mietereinbauten ornamental fixtures;
• gewerbliche Mietereinbauten trade fixtures;
• Mieterhaftpflicht tenant=s liability;
• Mieterhaftung tenant=s risk. -
2 Pächter
Pächter
tenant, lessee, leaseholder, renter, rent payer, occupier (Br.), (Landwirtschaft) farmer, holder, sharecropper (US);
• abgehender Pächter waygoing tenant;
• alleinberechtigter Pächter tenant in severalty;
• jederzeit kündbarer Pächter tenant at will, occupant at sufferance;
• landwirtschaftlicher Pächter agricultural (farm) tenant;
• neuer Pächter incoming tenant;
• übernehmender Pächter in-going tenant;
• zur Barzahlung verpflichteter Pächter cash tenant (US);
• in Naturalien zahlender Pächter share tenant;
• Pächter eines Domänengutes tenant of a demesne;
• Pächter auf Geldbasis cash tenant (US);
• Pächter auf Lebenszeit tenant for life;
• Pächter auf bestimmte Zeit tenant for years;
• Pächter abmeiern to turn out a farmer;
• als Pächter annehmen to grant a lease;
• als Pächter besitzen to hold on lease. -
3 Mieter exmittieren
Mieter exmittieren
to turn out (eject) a tenant -
4 Kehrwoche
f SÜDD. week when the tenant of an apartment building is responsible for cleaning the stairs and (in winter) clearing the pavement outside* * *Kehr·wo·chef SÜDD ≈ cleaning week (a week in which it is a resident's turn to clean the communal areas in and around a block of flats)die \Kehrwoche machen to carry out cleaning duties for a week* * * -
5 Mieter hinaussetzen
Mieter hinaussetzen
to turn s. o. out of lodgings, to evict a tenant
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