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Definition of lessor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
real estateRare owner who leases property to anotherRare
- The lessor agreed to fix the roof.
- The lessor provided the tenant with a new lease agreement.
- After negotiations, the lessor agreed to lower the rent.
Origin of lessor
Old French, lessor (to lease)
Terms with lessor included in their meaning
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real estate
rent reserved by a lessor for a long lease
lessor
person who rents out property or equipment
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- French:bailleur, ...
- German:Vermieter, ...
- Italian:locatore, ...
- Spanish:arrendador, ...
- Portuguese:locador, ...
- Chinese:房东, ...
- Japanese:賃貸人, ...
- Arabic:مؤجِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׂכִּיר, ...
- Russian:арендодатель, ...
- Ukrainian:орендодавець, ...
- Hindi:पट्टेदार, ...
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