sublet 英 [sʌb'let]   美 [,sʌb'lɛt]

sublet

sublet  英 [sʌb'let] 美 [,sʌb'lɛt]

n. 转租的房屋  vt. 转租,转包给 

进行时:subletting  过去式:sublet  过去分词:sublet  第三人称单数:sublets  名词复数:sublets 

To date, Google has aggressively sought to expand its office space in Mountain View; a sublet, too, would be an all but unprecedented retrenchment. 迄今为止,谷歌已经逐渐在寻求扩大他在山景的办公空间,这种转租或许是前所未有的削减开支行为吧!
Renting is very difficult in Copenhagen, unless you sublet, because people spend years on waiting lists for apartments that are close to the city centre. 在哥本哈根租房很困难,除非是转租,因为人们排着长队在等待靠近市中心的房源。

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  • n. 转租的房屋
  • vt. 转租,转包给
  • 1. To date, Google has aggressively sought to expand its office space in Mountain View; a sublet, too, would be an all but unprecedented retrenchment.

    迄今为止,谷歌已经逐渐在寻求扩大他在山景的办公空间,这种转租或许是前所未有的削减开支行为吧!

  • 2. Renting is very difficult in Copenhagen, unless you sublet, because people spend years on waiting lists for apartments that are close to the city centre.

    在哥本哈根租房很困难,除非是转租,因为人们排着长队在等待靠近市中心的房源。

  • 3. I have recently agreed with my student partner that she will move into my flat during the Edinburgh Festival so that she can sublet her room and pay for her half of our holiday together.

    我最近答应我的学生助手,在爱丁堡节期间,她可以搬入我的公寓。 这样,她可以转租她的房间并和我一起支付我们的假期花费中她的那部分。

  • sublet (v.) 1766, from sub- + let (v.).
sub·let / ˌsʌbˈlet ; NAmE ˌsʌbˈlet / verb ( sub·let·ting , sub·let , sub·let ) [transitive ,  intransitive ] sublet(sth) (to sb) to rent to sb else all or part of a property that you rent from the owner 转租,分租(租来的物业) collocationsat house sub·let / ˌsʌbˈlet ; NAmE ˌsʌbˈlet /
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