Definition of renter

renternoun

người thuê nhà

/ˈrentə(r)//ˈrentər/

The word "renter" has its origins in the Middle English period, around the 14th century. At that time, the word was spelled as "rentoure," which evolved into "rentour" in Early Modern English. The term "rentour" referred to someone who received rent, typically from a tenant who leased a property. Over time, the spelling of the word changed to "renter" in the 16th century, which has been the standard spelling ever since. The term "renter" now refers to someone who occupies a property for a fee, as opposed to an owner. In this context, a renter is someone who pays rent to a landlord or property manager in order to live in a space. The word has become commonly used in English-speaking countries to describe individuals who lease apartments, houses, or commercial space.

Summary
type danh từ
meaningngười thuê (nhà, đất); người cấy nộp tô
meaningngười bán buôn phim ảnh
namespace

a person who rents something

một người thuê một cái gì đó

Example:
  • house buyers and renters

    người mua nhà và người thuê nhà

a person or an organization that provides something for people to rent

một cá nhân hoặc một tổ chức cung cấp thứ gì đó cho mọi người thuê

Example:
  • the nation’s biggest automobile renter

    công ty cho thuê ô tô lớn nhất quốc gia