charterer

/tʃˈɑɹɾɚɹɚ/ noun

A person who charters something

Word Origin Charterer comes from Latin charta 'paper, document', from Greek khartes 'papyrus'. A charter is a written document granting rights. The suffix -er makes it the person who charters, like one who hires a ship by charter. The same root gives us chart, card, discard, cartography (map-writing), and cartographer. The idea: a charterer deals with important papers, originally papyrus leaves.

noun A person who charters something countable

As the charterer of the yacht, he was responsible for all the rental fees and insurance.

(名词) 租用者;承租人;包租人

作为游艇的租用者,他负责所有租赁费用和保险。

(sustantivo) fletador; fletante; arrendatario [Una persona que fleta o alquila algo]

Como **fletador** del yate, él era responsable de todas las tarifas de alquiler y el seguro.

(nom) affréteur; loueur; fréteur [Personne qui loue ou affrète un moyen de transport, comme un avion ou un bateau.]

En tant que charterer du yacht, il était responsable de tous les frais de location et de l'assurance.

(Substantiv) Charterer; Charterkunde [Eine Person, die etwas chartert, also mietet oder pachtet, insbesondere ein Fahrzeug oder Schiff.]

Als **charterer** der Yacht war er für alle Mietkosten und Versicherungen verantwortlich.

(名詞) 船舶・航空機・車両などをチャーターする人。

ヨットのチャーター者であった彼は、レンタル料金と保険すべての責任を負った。

(substantivo) fretador; fretante [Uma pessoa que fret a algo.]

Como **fretador** do iate, ele era responsável por todas as taxas de aluguel e seguro.

Word parts: charter + er

Common collocations

of prep operator subst owner subst manager subst beneficial adj have verb be verb shipowner subst ship subst any adj as prep to prep

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