Synonyms and antonyms of Relating to renting or hiring in British Thesaurus

buy-to-let (adjective)

British relating to property that is bought with the intention of renting it to other people rather than living in it yourself

buy-to-let (noun)

British the act or practice of buying property with the intention of renting it to other people rather than living in it yourself

easy terms (noun)

British a way of paying for something that involves making several payments over a period of time

for hire (British)

British available to be hired

hire (noun)

British the payment of money in order to use something, especially for a short time. The usual American word is rental

hire (noun)

British used for describing a vehicle that has been hired or a company from which you can hire a vehicle or equipment. The usual American word is rental

hire purchase (noun)

British a method of buying expensive goods in which you pay small regular amounts of money until you have paid the whole amount. The American word is installment plan.

HP (noun)

British hire purchase: an agreement by which you pay for something by regular small payments after you are given it

on hire (British)

British used for saying that something is being hired

pcm (abbreviation)

British per calendar month: used when saying how much rent someone must pay each month

rent (noun)

mainly American the hire of a vehicle, piece of equipment etc

rental (noun)

an amount of money that you pay for renting something such as a house, vehicle, or piece of equipment

rental (noun)

the process of renting something

rental (noun)

mainly American something that you rent, especially a house or a car

rental (adjective)

relating to renting

rental (adjective)

mainly American available to be rented

rented (adjective)

used by someone who pays rent to the owner

rent-free (adjective)

without having to pay any rent