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relet
UK
/ˌriːˈlɛt/
US
/ˌriˈlɛt/
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relet
noun
relets
pl
UK
/ˌriːˈlɛt/
US
/ˌriˈlɛt/
relouage
Terme soutenu, surtout dans le domaine immobilier et juridique.
The relet of the unit was completed within two weeks.
Le relouage du logement a été conclu en deux semaines.
relet
verb
relet
Past Simple
relet
Past Participle
reletting
Gerund
UK
/ˌriːˈlɛt/
US
/ˌriˈlɛt/
relouer
Se dit surtout d’un bien immobilier ou d’un local.
After the tenant moved out, the landlord decided to relet the apartment to a new family.
Après le départ du locataire, le propriétaire a décidé de relouer l’appartement à une nouvelle famille.
Additional translations
remettre en adjudication
Emploi administratif ou contractuel.
Synonyms
lease again
rent out again
sublet
relet
past participle
reloué
Accord possible au féminin : relouée.
The relet apartment was ready for its new occupants.
L’appartement reloué était prêt pour ses nouveaux occupants.
Definitions
relet
noun
The act or process of leasing something again; a subsequent lease.
The relet of the unit was completed within two weeks.
relet
verb
To lease or rent out a property or space again, typically after the previous lease has ended.
After the tenant moved out, the landlord decided to relet the apartment to a new family.
To put (a contract) out for bid and award it again after the original agreement has been cancelled or has expired.
Following the contractor’s bankruptcy, the city had to relet the road-repair contract.
relet
past participle
Leased again; having been let to a new tenant.
The relet apartment was ready for its new occupants.
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