Übersetzung für 'basic rent' von Englisch nach Deutsch

basic rent

Grundmiete {f}

Nettokaltmiete {f}RealEst.

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Basic English <BASIC>

Basic English / Englisch {n} [auf 850 Wörter begrenzter englischer Wortschatz für die internationale Kommunikation]ling.

Werbung

to rent

pachten

mieten

anmieten

rent

Abgabe {f}hist.

Mietpreis {m}

Pacht {f} [Pachtgeld, Pachtzins]

Miete {f}

Pachtzins {m}

Hausmiete {f}

Zins {m} [südd.] [österr.] [schweiz.]

economic rent

wirtschaftliche Rente {f}

contract rent

Vertragsmiete {f}

rent boy

Strichjunge {m}

weekly rent

Wochenmiete {f}

dead rent

feste Pacht {f}

feste Miete {f}

rent charge

Rentenschuld {f}

ground rent

Erbbauzins {m}

exorbitant rent

Wuchermiete {f}

• The agreement between the squatters and the city council was that the city authorities still officially owned the building but that the users of Ungdomshuset would be free to run the place as they saw fit, without interference from those authorities. Basic things such as paying rent still had to be meet by the users but otherwise the house would be completely autonomous and self-organized.
• There are basic services in Matanzas such as a school, hotels, cabins for rent and camp sites.
• The party's 2019 manifesto included pledges to implement a green new deal to tackle climate change and for future investment, introduce a universal basic income, phase in a four-day week, support rent controls and treat drug use as a health issue rather than a crime.
• he GOP's rent-a-senator" and sarcastically listing basic facts about local geography for a candidate they suspected had no familiarity with the area: "Keyes may have noticed a large body of water as he flew into O'Hare.
• These lodgings or 'digs' were often run by women 'landladies', who provided some social support as well as basic lodgings and meals for an affordable rent.

• Kuraman is populated by predominantly illegal immigrants from the Philippines, who claim to be a local Malay community, with a small village that includes a bar which serves food and is locally known for its fried chicken. Basic accommodation is also available, with small shacks available for rent.
• It ranged from non-standard service in the king's army (distinguished only by equipment from that of the knight), to petty renders (for example the rendering of a quantity of basic food such as a goose) scarcely distinguishable from those of the rent-paying tenant or socager.
• Unmet Needs assists with basic life needs such as: mortgage and rent, home and auto repairs, insurance, utilities, food and clothing.
• The basic unit of measurement was the perch which was [...] and the plots can be identified today because they are in multiples of perches: at Cricklade most were 2 by 12 perches (10.1 by 60.4 m), while at Charmouth in Dorset, a charter of the year 1320 provided plots 4 perches wide and 20 perches long (about 20 by 100 m), giving a typical plot size of half an acre (0.2 hectare), held at an annual rent of 6d.
• Living conditions in the hostels were basic and the cause of dissatisfaction at times.

• East Bardera Mothers and Children's Hospital was envisioned to be a step-by-step and long-term oriented medical facility where basic medical needs of Gedo's largest city would be met.
• All agents are provided with a basic entry free of charge, but can pay to have their office promoted and for extra services.
• Bow riders are generally designed for recreational use such as day cruising or water skiing, and they come in a variety of styles from luxurious to basic.
• There has been little influence on the basic grammatical structure of the language.
• All 5 rental houses share the same basic floor plan as "A Fireproof House for $5000".

• Another camping area (basic) is located at the southern end of the South Beach, adjacent to Moruya Airport and Moruya River (boat ramp).
• Locke's proviso has been used by Georgists, socialists, and Basic Income advocates to point to land acquisition as illegitimate without compensation.
• Raising poultry products is a way of subsidizing the basic needs of the people.