অন্য এক ইজারাদার থেকে ইজারা

Verb:

এক ভাড়াটে কর্তৃক অন্য ভাড়াটেকে ভাড়া দেওয়া,

sublets's Usage Examples:

to a great extent privately owned by the Greek Orthodox church, which sublets parts of it to local herdsmen from the nearby islands of Milos and Kimolos.

The property at 5 Canada Square is let to Credit Suisse, which sublets 10 floors to the Bank of America.

"UBS sublets space at 299 Park Avenue amid "1.

houses several local stores as well as their ancillary subsidiaries and sublets, such as cafes and shops.

Rutland sublets half of his cramped space to American Olympic competitor Steve Davis.

(Niv Nissim), a younger film student in need for some extra money, and sublets his apartment in a popular neighbourhood.

to "Mansion" was too New York-centric, with references to rent control, sublets, and other uniquely urban concerns.

Louis Ives, a troubled, cross-dressing, aspiring writer to whom Henry sublets a room in his New York apartment.

actress who joins the group after her husband deserts their marriage—and sublets their apartment to Kirk without telling her.

Drunk a second time, Pilon sublets half his house to Pablo.

[citation needed] Egotistical actor Elliot Garfield sublets a friend's Manhattan apartment only to discover it is still occupied by.

Parallelly, malicious Zamindar Bhupati Rayudu (Satyanarayana) sublets authority over the lands under the Peetam, by trampling tribes under his.

month business trip in Europe, an unsophisticated wife (Linda Watkins) sublets a Manhattan apartment so she can occupy herself with shopping and the theater.

Samson and his wife decides to separate and Samson sublets an apartment from Lana, who has temporarily moved to attend film school.

Laviera uses the sublets of each language to contribute to his rich symbolism and metaphor that.

Due to construction work in their building, she sublets a furnished flat downtown to have peace and quiet.

sublets's Meaning':

a lease from one lessee to another

Synonyms:

letting; lease; sublease; rental;

Antonyms:

take; outlaw; disallow; criminalise; refuse;