Definition
Definition of leaser - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
tenantRare US one who takes a leaseRare US
- As a leaser, he was responsible for monthly payments..
2.
lessorRare US person who rents out property or equipmentRare US
- The leaser agreed to rent the apartment for a year.
3.
leasemanRare US individual managing lease agreements in a companyRare US
- The leaser handled all the lease contracts for the firm.
Origin of leaser
English, lease (rent) + -er (one who)
Examples of leaser in a sentence
As a leaser, she negotiated the terms of the lease. The leaser provided all necessary documents for the lease. As a leaser, she ensures the equipment is well-maintained. The leaser negotiated better terms for the new office space. As a leaser, she ensured all agreements were up-to-date.
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- French:locataire, bailleur, ...
- German:Mieter, Vermieter, ...
- Italian:locatario, locatore, ...
- Spanish:inquilino, arrendador, ...
- Portuguese:inquilino, locador, ...
- Chinese:租户, 出租人, ...
- Japanese:借主, 貸主, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَأْجِر, مُؤَجِّر, ...
- Hebrew:שׂוֹכֵר, מַשְׂכִּיר, ...
- Russian:арендатор, арендодатель, ...
- Ukrainian:орендар, орендодавець, ...
- Hindi:पट्टेदार, लीज़र, ...
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