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按类型列出的新问题. rentRent can be referred to the money you pay for the rental Rental is the object that you are renting|Rent is a verb (to rent) or a noun (the money you pay to rent something). Rental is a noun that refers to the thing that you rent (apartment, house, car, movie, and so on).的同义词.
英语 (美国) If you are the owner of the unit you can rent out that unit because you own it. If you are looking for a place to rent, you can rent a unit to live in. You rent out something that you own. You rent something that you don't own. Rent out to someone else. 查看翻译. 这个答案有帮助吗？.
I will lend you money, but pay me back later. Rent means you make someone pay to use something. Lend means you let them borrow something but may or may not take payment. Example: I will let you rent this apartment for ¥30000. I will lend you my bike later. I will lend you money, but pay me back later. 查看翻译.
From personal experience, the "HOA fee" (Home Owner's Association fee) in the US is equivalent to 物业管理费 in Chinese. You pay a monthly or annual fee to the HOA, and get services such as hot water, electricity, gas (for stove top), basic cable for TV, and maintenance and on-site security service. You only pay HOA fee if you live in an apartment building. (There's usually no such fee ...
PayWe pay a person. We pay for something that we are buying (or renting or using). For example: - If you work for ten hours, I will *pay* you 200 pounds. - I will *pay* you *for* cleaning my garden. - We argued about who should *pay for* the dinner. |@ptinagran The sentences mean exactly the same thing, but there are two differences. One sentence is much more common than the other. And there ...
最近一直和一位师兄在研究上海的房价，有点初步的结果，拿出来跟大家讨论一下。. 内容有点长，先说结论吧：. 就上海而言，观察所谓“房价泡沫”的问题， 房屋租售比在空间上的离散程度 （而非其数值）有可能是一个更好的视角。. 具体内容如下：. 房屋 ...
recruitIn the context of employing staff, they mean virtually the same thing. ‘Hire’ literally means ‘to rent’. You can hire a car, or a meeting room, for example. Using ‘hire’ for staff is more American English usage than UK and slightly less formal than ‘recruit’. Hire implies less of a process - quicker, a more immediate way to employ someone, so it is usually used more for ...
per week@Hanyu- “Per week” is more concrete, for example: “I do swimming 3 times per week”. “Every week” is less concrete, for example: “I do swimming every week”.|They mean the same thing, ‘every week’ is more common. I earn $100 per week selling lemonade. I earn $100 every week selling lemonade. |but you can also use weekly.|Per week is usually used when paying for rent ...
apartmentApartment is a room where you live Dormitory is also a room, but it's in a boarding school or university|A dormitory is an apartment building that is provided by an institution such as a university or in rare cases by a company.|In a dormitory similar people are all living together. Some examples are student dormitory, girls dormitory, orphans dormitory, and others. In apartments ...
It should be fine.It would be fine- in the case of 'it' happening, it will be fine." It should be fine- 'it' will most likely be fine." e.g "We can't have the party while it's raining." "If we had planned for the party earlier, everything would be fine." "What are we going to do if it rains on the day of the party?" "I brought a cover so it should be fine."|@yupipi Yes, "would" means "in a ...
