rent in Irish
rent in Irish is cíos, roiseadh — rent means the regular payment a tenant makes to use someone else's property.
rent in Irish
cíos
roiseadh
A tear or rip in some surface.
What does "rent" mean?
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noun The regular payment a tenant makes to use someone else's property.
"The rent on the flat goes up every year."
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verb To pay for the temporary use of property, equipment, or a service.
"We rented a car for the week we were in Spain."
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verb To let someone use your property in exchange for regular payment.
"They rent out their spare room to students."
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noun A tear or split in fabric or another surface.
"There was a rent in the tent that let the rain in."
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rent in a sentence
- The rent on the flat goes up every year.
- They split the rent three ways between roommates.
- We rented a car for the week we were in Spain.
- She rents a small studio near the station.
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What is "rent" in Irish?
"rent" in Irish is cíos, roiseadh. rent means: The regular payment a tenant makes to use someone else's property.
How do you use "rent" in a sentence?
Example: "The rent on the flat goes up every year." In Irish, "rent" is cíos, roiseadh.
Are there other ways to say "rent" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "rent": cíos, roiseadh.
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