lease out
Upper Intermediate (B2)formal
To let someone use your building, land, or equipment and charge them money for it, usually with a written contract.
"The company decided to lease out its unused warehouse space to a logistics firm."
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Joe Rogan Experience #2488 - James McCann
PowerfulJRE · 23:20
We have a a lease out here.
Joe Rogan Experience #2489 - Ryan Bingham
PowerfulJRE · 35:08
I We have a lease out here for a hunting land,
Replay of Group Coaching Call 5
Dedria Kolb | From Grind To Align · 23:34
But I mean, I've been able to lease out eight
C2 Group Coaching Call 6 Pt 2
Dedria Kolb | From Grind To Align · 61:59
And so, we are allowing a select number of people to lease out theirs,
Patrick Adams: When Stock Crashes Matter for Long-Term Investors | Rational Reminder 403
The Rational Reminder Podcast · 33:45
know financing a nice car lease out of their uh bonus pay in a given year.