房租
fáng zū
Pinyin
Definition
房租
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- rent for a room or house
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
Idioms (5)
三天不打,上房揭瓦
- 1 three days without a beating, and a child will scale the roof to rip the tiles (idiom)
- 2 spare the rod, spoil the child
宠擅专房
- 1 an especially favored concubine (idiom)
文房四宝
- 1 Four Treasures of the Study, namely 筆|笔[bǐ], 墨[mò], 紙|纸[zhǐ] and 硯|砚[yàn]
- 2 the essentials of calligraphy and scholarship (idiom)
洞房花烛
- 1 bridal room and ornamented candles
- 2 wedding festivities (idiom)
蹿房越脊
- 1 lit. to leap the house and cross the roofridge (idiom); dashing over rooftops (of robbers and pursuing knight-errant 俠客|侠客 in fiction)
Sample Sentences
我的钱包掉了,晚上要交房租。
I lost my wallet. I need to pay rent tonight.
其次,对于年轻人来说,租住在养老院里服务老人,不仅做了有意义的志愿活动,而且象征性的三百元房租大大节省了生活成本,这也调动了他们志愿服务老人的积极性,从而形成一种可持续的志愿行为。
Secondly, through meaningful volunteer work, young people can rent a room in a nursing home at a symbolic cost of 300 yuan rent which has greatly reduced their cost of living. This becomes a motivation for them thereby creating a sustainable voluntary behavior.
而通过低房租撬动志愿服务则提供了一种方案。
Through low rent and voluntary service, a solution is offered.
意思是一个月的租金两千五百块当做押金,房租三个月付一次,可以接受吗?
It means that you pay a month's rent, RMB2500, as a deposit, and then you pay rent once every three months. Is that OK for you?
嗯,水、电、煤气都是由我自己付,物业管理费是包含在房租里的,王太太,请问之前的水、电、煤气费用都结清了吗?我是从下个月初起租,要麻烦您先结清前面的费用。
Yes, water, electricity and gas I have to pay myself, the property management fee is included in the rent. Mrs Chen, can I ask if the previous water, electricity and gas bills were all settled? We will start renting at the start of next month, so I'd appreciate it if you'd ensure that they're all fully paid beforehand.
我要缴房租。
I want to pay (my) rent.
我得帮我的孩子缴房租。
I have to pay rent for my kid.
我先帮我朋友付房租。
I'm paying rent in advance for my friend.
我也想一个人住,可是租不起。我一个月工资才三千,付房租都不够。
I also want to live alone, but I can't afford the rent. My monthly salary is only 3,000. It's not enough to pay the rent.
这倒是。上海的房租太贵了,一个小破房间就要一千多。
It's true. The rents on apartments in Shanghai are too expensive. A small, crappy room is more than 1,000.