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Synonyms and antonyms of To rent or hire in American Thesaurus

To rent or hire

hire out (British)

British to rent something out

let out (British)

British to allow someone to use a room, building, etc. in exchange for money

rent (verb)

to pay money to use a vehicle, piece of equipment, etc. for a short time. The usual British word is hire

rent (verb)

to be available for use in exchange for a particular amount in rent

sign out ()

if you sign out an object or a vehicle, you write your name on an official list to show that you have borrowed or rented it

hire (verb)

British to rent something such as a car or room

lease (verb)

to have a legal agreement in which someone pays you money to use a building, land, or equipment belonging to you for a specific period of time

lease (verb)

to have a legal agreement in which you pay someone money so you can use a building, land, or equipment belonging to them for a specific period of time