taxi; cab; vehicle for hire that charges by time or distance

To rent or lease property or items to others for a fee; to have something available for hire.

to rent or lease property for one's own use

fee paid or received for the use of land, housing, or items; rental price

rent for a house, apartment, or room

to lease, hire, or rent something for use, such as land, a house, or equipment

to pay to use something temporarily; to hire or lease

to rent a car; to hire a vehicle; a rental car

a written agreement or contract for renting property or equipment; also an abbreviation for [[租赁契约|租賃契約|zu1 lin4 qi4 yue1]]

to rent or lease from someone else

person who leases or hires a house, land, or other property; lessee; renter

a territory in a semi-colonial country (notably 19th and 20th century China) leased to and governed by a foreign power as a base for trade or residency

lessee; tenant; renter

land rent or land tax; the income an owner receives for the use of their land

to lease or sell; for rent or sale

to rent land or a building and then rent it out to others to make a profit; to sublet

the price or cost of renting property, equipment, or items

to rent out something that one is already renting to a third party

to advertise for a tenant; to be for rent, usually referring to a house, room, or equipment

to lower or cut the amount of rent paid

A car that can be hired for a short journey, typically metered based on distance or time; also called [[计程车|計程車|ji4 cheng2 che1]] or [[的士|的士|di1 shi4]]

to rent an apartment, house, or room

the period of time for which a lease or tenancy is valid; duration of a rental agreement

taxes and levies in general; specifically the portion of national income collected by the government according to law

to charter a ship or take a vessel on rent

To pay rent, especially for farmland; to pay land taxes in the form of grain or money.

to rent out land, mountain forests, or waters to tenant farmers

(colloquial) rent, especially the rent paid for land or ground

to lease out or rent one's property to another person

To be behind with one's rent payments; to owe rent money

A territory or concession held by one country within another under a lease agreement, historically acquired through force or treaties; the land belongs to the original country and is returned when the lease expires.

To pay or submit rent for the use of land, a house, or other property

A security deposit paid in cash or property when renting a house or land to guarantee payment of rent or fulfillment of a contract

colloquial word for rent or rental money; same as [[租金|租金|zu1 jin1]]

(traditional) The portion of a rice harvest paid by a tenant farmer to a landlord as rent.

to press or force someone to pay rent

Rent paid by a tenant farmer to a landlord for the use of land to farm.

To live off the income from collecting rent.

to be for rent; to advertise for a tenant (used for a house, room, or property)

to live on taxes and levies; refers to officials who are supported by the rent and taxes paid by the common people

a land reform policy limiting farmland rent to a maximum of 37.5 percent of the main crop yield

money paid for renting a warehouse or storage space; commonly refers to storage fees incurred in shipping and trade

To press for or demand payment of rent; historically referred specifically to the collection of land rent

government-subsidized apartments provided at low rent to low-income families or individuals

A policy of reducing rent on land and interest on loans for farmers, historically used in communist-led areas during the Anti-Japanese War and the Civil War

taxi stand; cab stand

person who drives a taxi for a living

To rent out parts of a property to different tenants, or for a tenant to sublease portions of a rented space to others.