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leaser

/ˈɫisɝ/ noun

One who leases or gleans; lessor.

Word Origin Built on lease, which comes from Old French laissier 'to let, allow' and Latin laxare 'to loosen' — so leasing is literally 'letting go' of property for a time. The same Latin root gives us relax (to loosen again) and lax (loose). A leaser is the one who lets go, while the lessee is the one who takes it.

noun One who leases or gleans; lessor. countable

The leaser of the apartment building raised the rent this year.

(名词) 出租人；租赁方；出租方 【出租人；租赁方】

公寓楼的出租人今年提高了租金。

(sustantivo) arrendador; espigador [arrendador; espigador.]

El arrendador del edificio de apartamentos subió la renta este año.

(nom) bailleur; propriétaire [Personne qui donne un bien en location ; bailleur.]

Le **leaser** de l'immeuble a augmenté le loyer cette année.

(Substantiv) Vermieter; Verpächter [Eine Person oder Institution, die etwas (z. B. eine Immobilie) gegen Zahlung eines Miet- oder Pachtzinses zur Nutzung überlässt.]

Der **leaser** des Wohngebäudes hat die Miete in diesem Jahr erhöht.

(名詞) 賃貸人、貸主、リースする人

アパートの貸主が今年、家賃を引き上げた。

(substantivo) locador; arrendador [Aquele que arrenda ou recolhe; locador.]

O locador do prédio de apartamentos aumentou o aluguel este ano.

Synonyms: lessor landlord gleaner rental agent Antonyms: lessee tenant
Word parts: lease + er

Related words

release relaxation laxness laxative laxity

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