lessee

IPA/leˈsiː/
KK[lɛsˈi]IPA/leˈsiː/

lessee — 名詞

  • lesseesingular
  • lesseesplural

1. in a rental contract, the party who pays the owner in order to live in, work in,

1.名詞C1
釋義

承租人

依租約取得使用權的一方

in a rental contract, the party who pays the owner in order to live in, work in, or otherwise temporarily use a property such as a flat, shop, plot of farmland, or piece of equipment.

例句

As the lessee, Mizuki had to pay the rent on the first day of every month.

身為承租人，Mizuki 必須在每個月一號繳房租。

as the lessee, [person] + obligation under the lease

The lessee is responsible for any damage to the apartment beyond normal wear and tear.

承租人必須負責公寓內超出一般使用磨損的損壞。

the lessee is responsible for + duty clause

常見搭配
  • the lessee is responsible for
  • the lessee agrees to
  • lessee of the property
  • as the lessee
  • joint lessees
同義詞
  • tenant

    everyday word for someone renting a home; less formal than 'lessee'

  • renter

    informal, mainly American; used for short-term housing rentals

  • leaseholder

    British, often used for long-term residential leases

反義詞
  • lessor

    the owner who grants the lease; the direct legal counterpart of the lessee

  • landlord

    everyday word for the owner of rented housing

文法句型

lessee of [property]

用法筆記

Subject in legal contracts where the counterpart is 'lessor' (the owner). In everyday English, 'tenant' or 'renter' covers the same idea; 'lessee' appears mainly in lease documents, court rulings, and finance writing.

常見錯誤

The lessee owns the building during the lease.
The lessee only has the right to use the building during the lease.
a lessee pays for the use, not the ownership.
My landlord is the lessee.
My landlord is the lessor; I am the lessee.
the lessee is the one who pays and uses, not the owner.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • lessee's obligations
  • lessee's rights
  • lessee's deposit
  • joint lessees

常用片語

  • as the lessee
  • the lessee shall
  • the lessee agrees to

介系詞搭配

  • lessee of
  • lessee under