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landlord

/ˈlændlɔːd/

/ˈlændlɔrd/

Translations

landlordnoun

landlords

/ˈlændlɔːd/

/ˈlændlɔrd/

bailleurPersonne qui loue un bien immobilier à un locataire.

The landlord collected the rent from his tenants at the beginning of each month.

Le bailleur a perçu le loyer de ses locataires au début de chaque mois.

Additional translations

propriétaire foncierPersonne qui possède de vastes terres ou des biens immobiliers.

tenancierPersonne qui tient ou exploite un pub ou une auberge.

Synonyms

property owner

Antonyms

tenant

landlordverb

landlorded

Past Simple

landlorded

Past Participle

landlording

Gerund

Rare, chiefly colloquial: to act as a landlord or to rent out property.

louerAu sens de mettre un bien en location.

They decided to landlord the basement suite to university students.

Ils ont décidé de louer la suite du sous-sol à des étudiants universitaires.

Synonyms

let

lease

rent out

lease out

sublet

manage (property)

landlordadjective

/ˈlænd.lɔːd/

/ˈlænd.lɔrd/

Used attributively before another noun to denote something intended for or characteristic of landlords.

de bailleurEmploi technique ou administratif.

The policy provides comprehensive landlord insurance.

La police propose une assurance complète de bailleur.

Definitions

landlordnoun

A person who rents land, a building, or accommodation to a tenant.

The landlord collected the rent from his tenants at the beginning of each month.

A person who owns or runs a pub or inn.

The landlord of the local pub was known for his friendly demeanor and excellent service.

An owner of land or real estate, especially one who holds it in large quantities.

The absentee landlord owned most of the farmland in the valley.

landlordverb

To act as a landlord; to rent out property to tenants.

They decided to landlord the basement suite to university students.

landlordadjective

Relating to or intended for landlords.

The policy provides comprehensive landlord insurance.