Definition of leasehold in English:

leasehold

noun ˈliːshəʊldˈlisˌhoʊld

mass nounBritish

1The holding of property by lease.
租赁权
a form of leasehold
一种租赁形式。
Often contrasted with freehold
as modifier leasehold premises
租赁的房产。常与FREEHOLD 相对。
Example sentencesExamples
- With a well-written lease and a properly managed building, a leasehold flat should provide a perfectly good home for occupants and a secure investment.
- Moreover, the legal status of leasehold titles needs clarification whilst provisions for the transfer and inheritance of leases will improve security of tenure.
- The state Supreme Court has ruled that a lawsuit seeking mandatory leasehold conversion at the condominium did not have the required number of owners needed to proceed.
- There are other traditional leasehold structures including terminating leases of 50-100 years.
- For instance, a 10-year leasehold interest may not be like-kind with an 18-year leasehold interest.
Synonyms
rental agreement, hire agreement, charter, contract
1. 1.1count noun A property held by lease.
  租得的财产，租赁物
  it is still a leasehold
  Example sentencesExamples
  Timeshares and leaseholds are available in fully furnished 15th century buildings of various sizes.
  In declining real estate value environment, long-term leaseholds could become an liabilities instead of assets.
  He gave the pledge after a series of MPs made pleas for leaseholds to be scrapped.
  All lessees on the airport shall be responsible for keeping all aircraft parked on their leaseholds entirely within the boundaries of the leasehold with no wing, tail, nose, or other portion of the aircraft extending over such boundaries.
  Do the people who buy leaseholds even know they will have big problems when their leasehold expires?
  Synonyms
  building, buildings, premises, house, houses, land, estates, acres, acreage

Derivatives

leaseholder

nounˈliːshəʊldəˈlisˌhoʊldər

British

The cost of maintaining these areas is recharged to the leaseholder as part of the annual service charge.
Example sentencesExamples
- This handbook is for leaseholders whose flat is in a building owned and managed by Lewes District Council.
- In this booklet ` tenant’ is used to describe both long leaseholders and other tenants.
- However, s/he normally has to offer the leaseholders in the building the opportunity to buy it first.
- All qualifying leaseholders would have the right to join the managing body at any time.

Origin

Early 18th century: from lease, on the pattern of freehold.

Definition of leasehold in US English:

leasehold

nounˈlisˌhoʊldˈlēsˌhōld

British

1The holding of property by lease.
租赁权
a form of leasehold
一种租赁形式。
Often contrasted with freehold
as modifier leasehold premises
租赁的房产。常与FREEHOLD 相对。
Example sentencesExamples
- There are other traditional leasehold structures including terminating leases of 50-100 years.
- For instance, a 10-year leasehold interest may not be like-kind with an 18-year leasehold interest.
- With a well-written lease and a properly managed building, a leasehold flat should provide a perfectly good home for occupants and a secure investment.
- Moreover, the legal status of leasehold titles needs clarification whilst provisions for the transfer and inheritance of leases will improve security of tenure.
- The state Supreme Court has ruled that a lawsuit seeking mandatory leasehold conversion at the condominium did not have the required number of owners needed to proceed.
Synonyms
rental agreement, hire agreement, charter, contract
1. 1.1 A property held by lease.
  租得的财产，租赁物
  Example sentencesExamples
  All lessees on the airport shall be responsible for keeping all aircraft parked on their leaseholds entirely within the boundaries of the leasehold with no wing, tail, nose, or other portion of the aircraft extending over such boundaries.
  Do the people who buy leaseholds even know they will have big problems when their leasehold expires?
  In declining real estate value environment, long-term leaseholds could become an liabilities instead of assets.
  Timeshares and leaseholds are available in fully furnished 15th century buildings of various sizes.
  He gave the pledge after a series of MPs made pleas for leaseholds to be scrapped.
  Synonyms
  building, buildings, premises, house, houses, land, estates, acres, acreage

Origin

Early 18th century: from lease, on the pattern of freehold.

词汇	leasehold
释义	Definition of leasehold in English: leasehold noun ˈliːshəʊldˈlisˌhoʊld mass nounBritish 1The holding of property by lease. 租赁权 a form of leasehold 一种租赁形式。 Often contrasted with freehold as modifier leasehold premises 租赁的房产。常与FREEHOLD 相对。 Example sentencesExamples With a well-written lease and a properly managed building, a leasehold flat should provide a perfectly good home for occupants and a secure investment. Moreover, the legal status of leasehold titles needs clarification whilst provisions for the transfer and inheritance of leases will improve security of tenure. The state Supreme Court has ruled that a lawsuit seeking mandatory leasehold conversion at the condominium did not have the required number of owners needed to proceed. There are other traditional leasehold structures including terminating leases of 50-100 years. For instance, a 10-year leasehold interest may not be like-kind with an 18-year leasehold interest. Synonyms rental agreement, hire agreement, charter, contract 1.1count noun A property held by lease. 租得的财产，租赁物 it is still a leasehold Example sentencesExamples Timeshares and leaseholds are available in fully furnished 15th century buildings of various sizes. In declining real estate value environment, long-term leaseholds could become an liabilities instead of assets. He gave the pledge after a series of MPs made pleas for leaseholds to be scrapped. All lessees on the airport shall be responsible for keeping all aircraft parked on their leaseholds entirely within the boundaries of the leasehold with no wing, tail, nose, or other portion of the aircraft extending over such boundaries. Do the people who buy leaseholds even know they will have big problems when their leasehold expires? Synonyms building, buildings, premises, house, houses, land, estates, acres, acreage Derivatives leaseholder nounˈliːshəʊldəˈlisˌhoʊldər British The cost of maintaining these areas is recharged to the leaseholder as part of the annual service charge. Example sentencesExamples This handbook is for leaseholders whose flat is in a building owned and managed by Lewes District Council. In this booklet ` tenant’ is used to describe both long leaseholders and other tenants. However, s/he normally has to offer the leaseholders in the building the opportunity to buy it first. All qualifying leaseholders would have the right to join the managing body at any time. Origin Early 18th century: from lease, on the pattern of freehold. Definition of leasehold in US English: leasehold nounˈlisˌhoʊldˈlēsˌhōld British 1The holding of property by lease. 租赁权 a form of leasehold 一种租赁形式。 Often contrasted with freehold as modifier leasehold premises 租赁的房产。常与FREEHOLD 相对。 Example sentencesExamples There are other traditional leasehold structures including terminating leases of 50-100 years. For instance, a 10-year leasehold interest may not be like-kind with an 18-year leasehold interest. With a well-written lease and a properly managed building, a leasehold flat should provide a perfectly good home for occupants and a secure investment. Moreover, the legal status of leasehold titles needs clarification whilst provisions for the transfer and inheritance of leases will improve security of tenure. The state Supreme Court has ruled that a lawsuit seeking mandatory leasehold conversion at the condominium did not have the required number of owners needed to proceed. Synonyms rental agreement, hire agreement, charter, contract 1.1 A property held by lease. 租得的财产，租赁物 Example sentencesExamples All lessees on the airport shall be responsible for keeping all aircraft parked on their leaseholds entirely within the boundaries of the leasehold with no wing, tail, nose, or other portion of the aircraft extending over such boundaries. Do the people who buy leaseholds even know they will have big problems when their leasehold expires? In declining real estate value environment, long-term leaseholds could become an liabilities instead of assets. Timeshares and leaseholds are available in fully furnished 15th century buildings of various sizes. He gave the pledge after a series of MPs made pleas for leaseholds to be scrapped. Synonyms building, buildings, premises, house, houses, land, estates, acres, acreage Origin Early 18th century: from lease, on the pattern of freehold.
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