rental in Latin
rental in Latin is conductum — rental means a thing that is available to rent, or the arrangement of renting it.
rental in Latin
conductum
Something that is rented.
What does "rental" mean?
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noun A thing that is available to rent, or the arrangement of renting it.
"The holiday rental had a great view of the beach."
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adjective Relating to renting.
"They compared rental prices across three agencies."
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rental in a sentence
- The holiday rental had a great view of the beach.
- Car rentals are cheaper if you book online in advance.
- They compared rental prices across three agencies.
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What is "rental" in Latin?
"rental" in Latin is conductum. rental means: A thing that is available to rent, or the arrangement of renting it.
How do you use "rental" in a sentence?
Example: "The holiday rental had a great view of the beach." In Latin, "rental" is conductum.
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