Betekenis van:
rent out

to rent out
Werkwoord
    • grant the services of or the temporary use of, for a fee
    "We rent out our apartment to tourists every year"

    Synoniemen

    Hyperoniemen

    Werkwoord

    rent out
    een vervoeging van rend
    rent out
    een vervoeging van rent

    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. I am looking out for a house to rent.
    2. Can I stay with you? I was kicked out of my house because I didn't pay the rent.
    3. Rent and fitting-out of premises, vehicles
    4. Also, this company rented warehouses from third parties but the rent charged did not single out electricity costs.
    5. They are thus creating the possibility that a centre can rent out premises and/or offer other services to SMEs.
    6. The transfer of the benefit to the buyer is carried out normally through a reduction in the rent charged during the operating period (a ‘lease’ package).
    7. It suggested that the rent received by BT when renting out its own infrastructure could serve as guidance for the value of the network.
    8. For each ship fitted out on the parallel berth, Rolandwerft had to rent an additional auto crane on some […] occasions for […] each and a smaller swimming crane on […] occasions for […] each.
    9. In its decision to initiate the procedure, the Commission suggested two possible sources of rental evidence: either the rent received by BT when renting out its own infrastructure or transfer prices between BT's retail business and BT's wholesale business.
    10. The Commission pointed out that most of the eligible costs taken into account for the specific aid granted to WAM SpA in 1995, such as rent, insurance, and miscellaneous facilities and operating costs (in particular for personnel, furniture and equipment) for a permanent place of business abroad, might have to be classified as aid for the establishment and operation of a distribution network.
    11. In its decision to initiate the procedure, the Commission suggested that the internal transfer prices between BT's retail businesses and BT wholesale as well as the rent received by BT when renting out its own infrastructure could provide a basis for applying the rental method.
    12. This assessment of whether the company received an advantage is not altered by the fact that TB received some consideration in exchange for the benefits (i.e. shares for the capital injections and rent under the lease agreement) because it remained the ultimate owner (directly or indirectly) of all the assets and the transaction was not profit-orientated but carried out for reasons of internal organisation.