赁
rent; hire; let
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to hire; to rent (paying to temporarily use something)
formalFormal/literary alternative to 租. Indicates paying money to use an item or space temporarily.
We went to the car dealership and hired a car for the trip.
He rented a small room in the city to live in.
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This equipment is too expensive, so we decided to lease it for three months first.
Renting a place never feels as secure as owning your own home.
Can I hire your bicycle for a day?
verb
to rent out; to let (allowing others to use something for payment)
formalFormal/literary alternative to 出租. Indicates receiving money by allowing others to use your property.
He rented out his old house to migrant workers.
This storefront is currently available for lease.
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The landlord rented out two rooms on the second floor.
This car is for renting out to people, not for sale.
The rental business is booming during the tourist peak season.
noun
surname Lin
Rare surname.
People with the surname Lin are rarely seen in China.
Mr. Lin was my university mentor.
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My surname is Lin, given name Wen, courtesy name Zimo.
The surname Lin originated during the Spring and Autumn period.
His name is Lin Wei, and he is the company's CEO.