| 词组 | lease |
| 释义 | lease /liːs/ noun a legal agreement in which you pay to use a building, car etc for particular periodverbshave/hold a lease Who has the lease on the flat?take (out) a lease (=get a lease) We took a two-year lease on some office equipment.sign a lease She has signed a lease on a little shop in Covent Garden.renew/extend a lease (=keep a lease for a longer period of time) The company decided not to renew the lease on the office.grant sb a lease (=let someone have a lease) The landlord may grant a lease for a short or long period.a lease runs (=continues for a period of time) The lease will run for 21 years.a lease runs out also a lease expires formal (=it stops being valid) Their lease on the flat runs out in June.a lease comes up for renewal (=a new lease must be signed because the current one runs out) The lease on this house comes up for renewal in March.adjectivesa short/short-term lease These flats are let on short leases to students.a long/long-term lease We’re negotiating a long-term lease on the building.a 20-year/30-year etc lease The company has acquired the building on a 30-year lease.the current/existing lease The current lease still has 12 years to run.lease + nounsa lease agreement The organization has signed a lease agreement on a 50-acre site.a lease payment He is struggling to afford the lease payments on the office.prepositionsa lease on sth The club has a 10-year lease on the ground.phrasesthe terms of a lease (=the legal details of it) Under the terms of the lease, the tenants have to pay for any repairs. |
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