Definition of renter in English:

renter

noun ˈrɛntəˈrɛn(t)ər

1A person who rents a flat, car, or other object.
Example sentencesExamples
- Auckland has become a city of renters who aren't looking after the property they rent, a city of speculators there to make a buck.
- How do prospective renters convince landlords that they and their pets are model citizens?
- Keep in mind that most offices require boat renters to attend training before they're allowed to take the boat out for a spin.
- This city counts 188,000 occupied dwellings, with about half occupied by renters and half by owners.
- Is it good for a city to have nothing to offer renters with low incomes?
- Cuts to income assistance rates will increase the number of homeless people in the province, predict groups concerned about renters on welfare.
- Over supper, the friends mentioned that a prospective renter sounded like a catch.
- Gone were the promised secondary suites meant for student renters.
- By renting a Florida villa, there will almost always be more than one bathroom available to the renters.
- Montreal has one of North America's highest proportions of renters, as well as students.
- He said now is the opportune time to regularise the group's status from renters to owners.
- She suggested they make monthly visits to the suite to ensure that renters are respecting the property.
- According to census figures, just over a third of the properties in the area are occupied by renters.
- We know that many renters are going to look at these figures and wonder what on earth all the fuss is about.
- In St. Catharines, the housing situation has overflowed to affect low-income renters.
- The study concludes that things are looking up for renters and prospective renters in the Waterloo area.
- His organization is already receiving frantic calls from desperate renters.
- And come on - why should an apartment renter be paying more taxes so you can frolic in the greenery?
- Modernized base housing gives would-be renters an attractive home option.
- Many city councilors seem terrified to ask renters and condo owners to share responsibility.
2US A rented car or video cassette.
Example sentencesExamples
- McDormand's expression during this scene alone makes this film a good renter.
- If not, it's a nice renter for a lazy weekend night.
- This reviewer's opinion is that's a little high for a film like Torn Curtain, but as a renter it's a good piece of film history.
- Within five years of release, Shawshank was a phenomenon, a video bestseller and a renter that its admirers feel they've discovered for themselves.
- As a renter this will make a fun and informative night for you and your loved ones.
- For around 20 bucks I can't really recommend this title as a buyer, but as a renter this is a fun flick to watch with your favorite Oktoberfest beer and a brat.
- Not sure as I can say this is a great buy, but as a renter it's a lot of fun.
3British informal A male prostitute.

Rhymes

assenter, cementer, centre (US center), concentre (US concenter), dissenter, enter, eventer, fermenter (US fermentor), fomenter, frequenter, inventor, lamenter, magenta, placenta, polenta, precentor, presenter, preventer, repenter, tenter, tormentor

Definition of renter in US English:

renter

nounˈren(t)ərˈrɛn(t)ər

1A person who rents an apartment, a car, or other object.
Example sentencesExamples
- By renting a Florida villa, there will almost always be more than one bathroom available to the renters.
- In St. Catharines, the housing situation has overflowed to affect low-income renters.
- Modernized base housing gives would-be renters an attractive home option.
- We know that many renters are going to look at these figures and wonder what on earth all the fuss is about.
- The study concludes that things are looking up for renters and prospective renters in the Waterloo area.
- His organization is already receiving frantic calls from desperate renters.
- Is it good for a city to have nothing to offer renters with low incomes?
- According to census figures, just over a third of the properties in the area are occupied by renters.
- Over supper, the friends mentioned that a prospective renter sounded like a catch.
- This city counts 188,000 occupied dwellings, with about half occupied by renters and half by owners.
- Many city councilors seem terrified to ask renters and condo owners to share responsibility.
- Auckland has become a city of renters who aren't looking after the property they rent, a city of speculators there to make a buck.
- Montreal has one of North America's highest proportions of renters, as well as students.
- Gone were the promised secondary suites meant for student renters.
- How do prospective renters convince landlords that they and their pets are model citizens?
- She suggested they make monthly visits to the suite to ensure that renters are respecting the property.
- Cuts to income assistance rates will increase the number of homeless people in the province, predict groups concerned about renters on welfare.
- Keep in mind that most offices require boat renters to attend training before they're allowed to take the boat out for a spin.
- And come on - why should an apartment renter be paying more taxes so you can frolic in the greenery?
- He said now is the opportune time to regularise the group's status from renters to owners.
2US A rented car or videocassette.
Example sentencesExamples
- This reviewer's opinion is that's a little high for a film like Torn Curtain, but as a renter it's a good piece of film history.
- Within five years of release, Shawshank was a phenomenon, a video bestseller and a renter that its admirers feel they've discovered for themselves.
- McDormand's expression during this scene alone makes this film a good renter.
- If not, it's a nice renter for a lazy weekend night.
- Not sure as I can say this is a great buy, but as a renter it's a lot of fun.
- As a renter this will make a fun and informative night for you and your loved ones.
- For around 20 bucks I can't really recommend this title as a buyer, but as a renter this is a fun flick to watch with your favorite Oktoberfest beer and a brat.

单词	renter
释义	Definition of renter in English: renter noun ˈrɛntəˈrɛn(t)ər 1A person who rents a flat, car, or other object. Example sentencesExamples Auckland has become a city of renters who aren't looking after the property they rent, a city of speculators there to make a buck. How do prospective renters convince landlords that they and their pets are model citizens? Keep in mind that most offices require boat renters to attend training before they're allowed to take the boat out for a spin. This city counts 188,000 occupied dwellings, with about half occupied by renters and half by owners. Is it good for a city to have nothing to offer renters with low incomes? Cuts to income assistance rates will increase the number of homeless people in the province, predict groups concerned about renters on welfare. Over supper, the friends mentioned that a prospective renter sounded like a catch. Gone were the promised secondary suites meant for student renters. By renting a Florida villa, there will almost always be more than one bathroom available to the renters. Montreal has one of North America's highest proportions of renters, as well as students. He said now is the opportune time to regularise the group's status from renters to owners. She suggested they make monthly visits to the suite to ensure that renters are respecting the property. According to census figures, just over a third of the properties in the area are occupied by renters. We know that many renters are going to look at these figures and wonder what on earth all the fuss is about. In St. Catharines, the housing situation has overflowed to affect low-income renters. The study concludes that things are looking up for renters and prospective renters in the Waterloo area. His organization is already receiving frantic calls from desperate renters. And come on - why should an apartment renter be paying more taxes so you can frolic in the greenery? Modernized base housing gives would-be renters an attractive home option. Many city councilors seem terrified to ask renters and condo owners to share responsibility. 2US A rented car or video cassette. Example sentencesExamples McDormand's expression during this scene alone makes this film a good renter. If not, it's a nice renter for a lazy weekend night. This reviewer's opinion is that's a little high for a film like Torn Curtain, but as a renter it's a good piece of film history. Within five years of release, Shawshank was a phenomenon, a video bestseller and a renter that its admirers feel they've discovered for themselves. As a renter this will make a fun and informative night for you and your loved ones. For around 20 bucks I can't really recommend this title as a buyer, but as a renter this is a fun flick to watch with your favorite Oktoberfest beer and a brat. Not sure as I can say this is a great buy, but as a renter it's a lot of fun. 3British informal A male prostitute. Rhymes assenter, cementer, centre (US center), concentre (US concenter), dissenter, enter, eventer, fermenter (US fermentor), fomenter, frequenter, inventor, lamenter, magenta, placenta, polenta, precentor, presenter, preventer, repenter, tenter, tormentor Definition of renter in US English: renter nounˈren(t)ərˈrɛn(t)ər 1A person who rents an apartment, a car, or other object. Example sentencesExamples By renting a Florida villa, there will almost always be more than one bathroom available to the renters. In St. Catharines, the housing situation has overflowed to affect low-income renters. Modernized base housing gives would-be renters an attractive home option. We know that many renters are going to look at these figures and wonder what on earth all the fuss is about. The study concludes that things are looking up for renters and prospective renters in the Waterloo area. His organization is already receiving frantic calls from desperate renters. Is it good for a city to have nothing to offer renters with low incomes? According to census figures, just over a third of the properties in the area are occupied by renters. Over supper, the friends mentioned that a prospective renter sounded like a catch. This city counts 188,000 occupied dwellings, with about half occupied by renters and half by owners. Many city councilors seem terrified to ask renters and condo owners to share responsibility. Auckland has become a city of renters who aren't looking after the property they rent, a city of speculators there to make a buck. Montreal has one of North America's highest proportions of renters, as well as students. Gone were the promised secondary suites meant for student renters. How do prospective renters convince landlords that they and their pets are model citizens? She suggested they make monthly visits to the suite to ensure that renters are respecting the property. Cuts to income assistance rates will increase the number of homeless people in the province, predict groups concerned about renters on welfare. Keep in mind that most offices require boat renters to attend training before they're allowed to take the boat out for a spin. And come on - why should an apartment renter be paying more taxes so you can frolic in the greenery? He said now is the opportune time to regularise the group's status from renters to owners. 2US A rented car or videocassette. Example sentencesExamples This reviewer's opinion is that's a little high for a film like Torn Curtain, but as a renter it's a good piece of film history. Within five years of release, Shawshank was a phenomenon, a video bestseller and a renter that its admirers feel they've discovered for themselves. McDormand's expression during this scene alone makes this film a good renter. If not, it's a nice renter for a lazy weekend night. Not sure as I can say this is a great buy, but as a renter it's a lot of fun. As a renter this will make a fun and informative night for you and your loved ones. For around 20 bucks I can't really recommend this title as a buyer, but as a renter this is a fun flick to watch with your favorite Oktoberfest beer and a brat.
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