leased

UK
/liːst/
US
/list/
leasedadjective
more leased
Comp.
most leased
Super.
UK
/liːst/
US
/list/
Translations
The company operates out of a leased office space.
Компания работает в арендованном офисном помещении.
Definitions
Rented or hired out for a specified period of time.
The leased vehicle came with a maintenance package included in the contract.
Held under a lease; currently subject to a lease agreement.
The business operates from leased premises on the outskirts of town.
leaseverb

leased

Past Simple

leased
Past Simple
leased
Past Participle
leasing
Gerund
UK
/liːs/
US
/lis/
Translations
They decided to lease the apartment for a year.
Они решили арендовать квартиру на год.
Additional translations
сдавать в аренду
Definitions
To grant the temporary possession or use of (land, property, services, etc.) to another in return for payment.
The company decided to lease the office space to a startup for two years.
To take temporary possession or use of (land, property, services, etc.) from another in return for payment.
They decided to lease a car for their road trip instead of buying one.
leasenoun
Definitions
A contract by which one party conveys land, property, services, etc., to another for a specified time, usually in return for a periodic payment.
They signed a lease for the apartment, agreeing to pay $1,200 per month.
The period of time for which a lease agreement is in effect.
The lease on the office space is set to expire next year.
leaseadjective
Definitions
Relating to or connected with a lease; used attributively before a noun.
The tenants reviewed the lease terms before signing.
leaseproper noun
Definitions
A surname.
Mary Lease was a prominent American political activist.