Definition of rent-free in English:

rent-free

adjective & adverb

With exemption from rent.
免收租金的（地），不交租金的（地）
as adjective rent-free periods
免收租金时期。
as adverb you could live in the cottage rent-free
你可以住在小屋里，不用交租金。
Example sentencesExamples
- They are providing the building rent-free for 25 years to the theatre company.
- The programme provides them with rent-free premises for a year, grant support and guidance from partner organisations.
- In his final days, he had little money and was living in a house on the Gold Coast, rent-free in exchange for gardening duties.
- Alternatively, an individual could notify the authorities of the existence of land that had not been assigned, and have priority in renting the land if his offer was highest at auction; he could also ask for a period rent-free.
- Through a system of auctions, public land was rented out to local people and also granted rent-free to immigrants for limited terms.
- Who can doubt that the Father of the Nation will be offered a comfortable rent-free permanent guest apartment in the new State House, the more easy for passing on instructions?
- However, they all pose a basic problem: if you continue to live there rent-free the Inland Revenue regards that as a ‘gift with reservation of benefit’.
- You could let it out in the meantime, or allow a relative to live in your home rent-free.
- ‘It's a matter of common sense that you can't get out of the system a rent-free house and an allowance for rental on top,’ said Mr O'Neill.
- And don't forget, the Lofters each get to live rent-free and get paid $30,000 for the year.
- ‘Undoubtedly, we will see increasing incentives returning to the market in terms of fit-out allowances and rent-free periods,’ the report says.
- He also enjoyed within the same framework over a period of 15 years the rent-free occupation of the property.
- The knock-on effect is that prime rents are down 10 per cent year on year and the market remains a good one for tenants, who continue to benefit from rent-free periods, break clauses and other concessions.
- Lower rents, rent-free periods and tenant-friendly break clauses are now inserted in deals as a matter of course.
- The apartments will not be rent-free because repairs will always be necessary.
- Housesitting and property caretaking can provide you with the opportunity to experience life in a different geographic locale and save money by living rent-free.
- The twenty-year-old Louis XIV offered them an unfinished part of the Louvre to use as a rent-free theater.
- Under the terms of the lease there is a rent-free period of three months in the second quarter of the lease.
- The public space is available rent-free for any kind of art related activity.
- The total rent achieved, disregarding the two short rent-free periods, was £108, 500 per annum for the first five years of the terms.

Definition of rent-free in US English:

rent-free

adverb & adjectiveˈˌrent ˈˌfrēˈˌrɛnt ˈˌfri

With exemption from rent.
免收租金的（地），不交租金的（地）
as adjective rent-free periods
免收租金时期。
as adverb you could live in the cottage rent-free
你可以住在小屋里，不用交租金。
Example sentencesExamples
- He also enjoyed within the same framework over a period of 15 years the rent-free occupation of the property.
- ‘It's a matter of common sense that you can't get out of the system a rent-free house and an allowance for rental on top,’ said Mr O'Neill.
- The public space is available rent-free for any kind of art related activity.
- The total rent achieved, disregarding the two short rent-free periods, was £108, 500 per annum for the first five years of the terms.
- ‘Undoubtedly, we will see increasing incentives returning to the market in terms of fit-out allowances and rent-free periods,’ the report says.
- You could let it out in the meantime, or allow a relative to live in your home rent-free.
- The knock-on effect is that prime rents are down 10 per cent year on year and the market remains a good one for tenants, who continue to benefit from rent-free periods, break clauses and other concessions.
- Who can doubt that the Father of the Nation will be offered a comfortable rent-free permanent guest apartment in the new State House, the more easy for passing on instructions?
- Under the terms of the lease there is a rent-free period of three months in the second quarter of the lease.
- Alternatively, an individual could notify the authorities of the existence of land that had not been assigned, and have priority in renting the land if his offer was highest at auction; he could also ask for a period rent-free.
- Through a system of auctions, public land was rented out to local people and also granted rent-free to immigrants for limited terms.
- They are providing the building rent-free for 25 years to the theatre company.
- The programme provides them with rent-free premises for a year, grant support and guidance from partner organisations.
- However, they all pose a basic problem: if you continue to live there rent-free the Inland Revenue regards that as a ‘gift with reservation of benefit’.
- The apartments will not be rent-free because repairs will always be necessary.
- Housesitting and property caretaking can provide you with the opportunity to experience life in a different geographic locale and save money by living rent-free.
- And don't forget, the Lofters each get to live rent-free and get paid $30,000 for the year.
- The twenty-year-old Louis XIV offered them an unfinished part of the Louvre to use as a rent-free theater.
- In his final days, he had little money and was living in a house on the Gold Coast, rent-free in exchange for gardening duties.
- Lower rents, rent-free periods and tenant-friendly break clauses are now inserted in deals as a matter of course.

词汇	rent-free
释义	Definition of rent-free in English: rent-free adjective & adverb With exemption from rent. 免收租金的（地），不交租金的（地） as adjective rent-free periods 免收租金时期。 as adverb you could live in the cottage rent-free 你可以住在小屋里，不用交租金。 Example sentencesExamples They are providing the building rent-free for 25 years to the theatre company. The programme provides them with rent-free premises for a year, grant support and guidance from partner organisations. In his final days, he had little money and was living in a house on the Gold Coast, rent-free in exchange for gardening duties. Alternatively, an individual could notify the authorities of the existence of land that had not been assigned, and have priority in renting the land if his offer was highest at auction; he could also ask for a period rent-free. Through a system of auctions, public land was rented out to local people and also granted rent-free to immigrants for limited terms. Who can doubt that the Father of the Nation will be offered a comfortable rent-free permanent guest apartment in the new State House, the more easy for passing on instructions? However, they all pose a basic problem: if you continue to live there rent-free the Inland Revenue regards that as a ‘gift with reservation of benefit’. You could let it out in the meantime, or allow a relative to live in your home rent-free. ‘It's a matter of common sense that you can't get out of the system a rent-free house and an allowance for rental on top,’ said Mr O'Neill. And don't forget, the Lofters each get to live rent-free and get paid $30,000 for the year. ‘Undoubtedly, we will see increasing incentives returning to the market in terms of fit-out allowances and rent-free periods,’ the report says. He also enjoyed within the same framework over a period of 15 years the rent-free occupation of the property. The knock-on effect is that prime rents are down 10 per cent year on year and the market remains a good one for tenants, who continue to benefit from rent-free periods, break clauses and other concessions. Lower rents, rent-free periods and tenant-friendly break clauses are now inserted in deals as a matter of course. The apartments will not be rent-free because repairs will always be necessary. Housesitting and property caretaking can provide you with the opportunity to experience life in a different geographic locale and save money by living rent-free. The twenty-year-old Louis XIV offered them an unfinished part of the Louvre to use as a rent-free theater. Under the terms of the lease there is a rent-free period of three months in the second quarter of the lease. The public space is available rent-free for any kind of art related activity. The total rent achieved, disregarding the two short rent-free periods, was £108, 500 per annum for the first five years of the terms. Definition of rent-free in US English: rent-free adverb & adjectiveˈˌrent ˈˌfrēˈˌrɛnt ˈˌfri With exemption from rent. 免收租金的（地），不交租金的（地） as adjective rent-free periods 免收租金时期。 as adverb you could live in the cottage rent-free 你可以住在小屋里，不用交租金。 Example sentencesExamples He also enjoyed within the same framework over a period of 15 years the rent-free occupation of the property. ‘It's a matter of common sense that you can't get out of the system a rent-free house and an allowance for rental on top,’ said Mr O'Neill. The public space is available rent-free for any kind of art related activity. The total rent achieved, disregarding the two short rent-free periods, was £108, 500 per annum for the first five years of the terms. ‘Undoubtedly, we will see increasing incentives returning to the market in terms of fit-out allowances and rent-free periods,’ the report says. You could let it out in the meantime, or allow a relative to live in your home rent-free. The knock-on effect is that prime rents are down 10 per cent year on year and the market remains a good one for tenants, who continue to benefit from rent-free periods, break clauses and other concessions. Who can doubt that the Father of the Nation will be offered a comfortable rent-free permanent guest apartment in the new State House, the more easy for passing on instructions? Under the terms of the lease there is a rent-free period of three months in the second quarter of the lease. Alternatively, an individual could notify the authorities of the existence of land that had not been assigned, and have priority in renting the land if his offer was highest at auction; he could also ask for a period rent-free. Through a system of auctions, public land was rented out to local people and also granted rent-free to immigrants for limited terms. They are providing the building rent-free for 25 years to the theatre company. The programme provides them with rent-free premises for a year, grant support and guidance from partner organisations. However, they all pose a basic problem: if you continue to live there rent-free the Inland Revenue regards that as a ‘gift with reservation of benefit’. The apartments will not be rent-free because repairs will always be necessary. Housesitting and property caretaking can provide you with the opportunity to experience life in a different geographic locale and save money by living rent-free. And don't forget, the Lofters each get to live rent-free and get paid $30,000 for the year. The twenty-year-old Louis XIV offered them an unfinished part of the Louvre to use as a rent-free theater. In his final days, he had little money and was living in a house on the Gold Coast, rent-free in exchange for gardening duties. Lower rents, rent-free periods and tenant-friendly break clauses are now inserted in deals as a matter of course.
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