rental
noun [C or U] /ˈren.təl/
/-t̬əl/ Definition
› an arrangement to rent something, or the amount of money that you pay to rent something: Property rental is quite expensive here. DVD rentals have decreased this year. a car rental companyRenting propertyMortgages and real estateRenting, hiring and hire purchase in general Renting, hiring and hire purchase in general Mortgages and real estateRenting property
(Definition of rental noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- account noun (BUSINESS)
- charge account noun
- charter noun (RENT)
- charter verb (RENT)
- chartered adjective (RENTED)
- credit account noun
- deposit noun (MONEY)
- hire noun
- hire purchase noun
- hire sth/sb out phrasal verb
- hire verb
- HP noun
- installment plan noun
- layaway noun
- lease verb
- rent noun (PAYMENT)
- rent verb (PAY TO USE)
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