Definition of tenantry in English:

tenantry

noun ˈtɛnəntriˈtɛnəntri

1treated as singular or plural The tenants of an estate.
承租人
he was addressed by his tenantry as ‘squire’
Example sentencesExamples
- The first of these stallions was kept for the benefit of the tenantry, who were granted its use free of charge.
- The duke's wealth was squeezed from rents and extracted from a starving tenantry.
- There were precedents in most agrarian societies for wage labor and tenantry.
- Some areas of land and estates became more highly colonised by tenantry than others.
- The landlords have never been castigated for ousting their tenantry.
- He transplanted much of his tenantry to found a dairy farm in 1842, only to return home, ruined, in the following year.
- He could have made a profit in such an economy, as opposed to looking for a rent increase of 70 per cent from the long suffering tenantry.
- He raised a fine regiment of foot soldiers from his hardy Cornish tenantry.
- Most of the tenantry chose to pay the rent rather than face being served with ejectment writs.
- The onerous task of distributing seed potatoes to the tenantry has just been completed.
- They actively discouraged emigration, fearing the loss of their workforce and tenantry.
- At the time of the famine, he made valiant efforts to stop his tenantry starving.
- This transferred more holdings to the tenantry than any previous Land Act had done.
2mass noun Tenancy.
租赁
tenantry became almost a form of indentured servitude
Example sentencesExamples
- The book is really about land tenure and tenantry.

Definition of tenantry in US English:

tenantry

nounˈtenəntrēˈtɛnəntri

1treated as singular or plural The tenants of an estate.
承租人
he was addressed by his tenantry as “squire”
Example sentencesExamples
- He could have made a profit in such an economy, as opposed to looking for a rent increase of 70 per cent from the long suffering tenantry.
- They actively discouraged emigration, fearing the loss of their workforce and tenantry.
- At the time of the famine, he made valiant efforts to stop his tenantry starving.
- The landlords have never been castigated for ousting their tenantry.
- This transferred more holdings to the tenantry than any previous Land Act had done.
- The onerous task of distributing seed potatoes to the tenantry has just been completed.
- Most of the tenantry chose to pay the rent rather than face being served with ejectment writs.
- The first of these stallions was kept for the benefit of the tenantry, who were granted its use free of charge.
- He raised a fine regiment of foot soldiers from his hardy Cornish tenantry.
- The duke's wealth was squeezed from rents and extracted from a starving tenantry.
- Some areas of land and estates became more highly colonised by tenantry than others.
- He transplanted much of his tenantry to found a dairy farm in 1842, only to return home, ruined, in the following year.
- There were precedents in most agrarian societies for wage labor and tenantry.
2Tenancy.
租赁
tenantry became almost a form of indentured servitude
Example sentencesExamples
- The book is really about land tenure and tenantry.

词汇	tenantry
释义	Definition of tenantry in English: tenantry noun ˈtɛnəntriˈtɛnəntri 1treated as singular or plural The tenants of an estate. 承租人 he was addressed by his tenantry as ‘squire’ Example sentencesExamples The first of these stallions was kept for the benefit of the tenantry, who were granted its use free of charge. The duke's wealth was squeezed from rents and extracted from a starving tenantry. There were precedents in most agrarian societies for wage labor and tenantry. Some areas of land and estates became more highly colonised by tenantry than others. The landlords have never been castigated for ousting their tenantry. He transplanted much of his tenantry to found a dairy farm in 1842, only to return home, ruined, in the following year. He could have made a profit in such an economy, as opposed to looking for a rent increase of 70 per cent from the long suffering tenantry. He raised a fine regiment of foot soldiers from his hardy Cornish tenantry. Most of the tenantry chose to pay the rent rather than face being served with ejectment writs. The onerous task of distributing seed potatoes to the tenantry has just been completed. They actively discouraged emigration, fearing the loss of their workforce and tenantry. At the time of the famine, he made valiant efforts to stop his tenantry starving. This transferred more holdings to the tenantry than any previous Land Act had done. 2mass noun Tenancy. 租赁 tenantry became almost a form of indentured servitude Example sentencesExamples The book is really about land tenure and tenantry. Definition of tenantry in US English: tenantry nounˈtenəntrēˈtɛnəntri 1treated as singular or plural The tenants of an estate. 承租人 he was addressed by his tenantry as “squire” Example sentencesExamples He could have made a profit in such an economy, as opposed to looking for a rent increase of 70 per cent from the long suffering tenantry. They actively discouraged emigration, fearing the loss of their workforce and tenantry. At the time of the famine, he made valiant efforts to stop his tenantry starving. The landlords have never been castigated for ousting their tenantry. This transferred more holdings to the tenantry than any previous Land Act had done. The onerous task of distributing seed potatoes to the tenantry has just been completed. Most of the tenantry chose to pay the rent rather than face being served with ejectment writs. The first of these stallions was kept for the benefit of the tenantry, who were granted its use free of charge. He raised a fine regiment of foot soldiers from his hardy Cornish tenantry. The duke's wealth was squeezed from rents and extracted from a starving tenantry. Some areas of land and estates became more highly colonised by tenantry than others. He transplanted much of his tenantry to found a dairy farm in 1842, only to return home, ruined, in the following year. There were precedents in most agrarian societies for wage labor and tenantry. 2Tenancy. 租赁 tenantry became almost a form of indentured servitude Example sentencesExamples The book is really about land tenure and tenantry.
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