lettable
lettable — 形容詞
- lettablepositive
- more lettablecomparative
- most lettablesuperlative
1. used to describe a house, flat, or other building that the owner agrees to let s
可出租
可供出租或租賃的
used to describe a house, flat, or other building that the owner agrees to let someone else use for a fixed period of time in return for regular money payments.
The lettable flats on Yael's list all had new kitchens and central heating.
Yael 名單上可出租的公寓全都裝了新的廚房和中央暖氣。
attributive use: lettable + noun (flats)
After the renovation, the office space above the bakery became lettable.
翻修之後,麵包店樓上的辦公空間變得可以出租了。
Properties near the new train station are highly lettable during the summer months.
新火車站附近的房產在夏季期間非常容易出租。
collocation: highly lettable
Is the ground-floor unit still lettable, or has someone already taken it?
一樓那間單位還是可出租的嗎,還是已經有人租了?
The new warehouse offers two thousand square feet of lettable space.
這棟新倉庫提供兩千平方英尺的可出租空間。
collocation: lettable space
- lettable area
- lettable space
- lettable value
- lettable property
- lettable floor area
- lettable unit
- highly lettable
- readily lettable
- easily lettable
- unlettable
direct opposite; describes a property that cannot be let
用法筆記
Chiefly used in British English real-estate contexts. In American English, 'rentable' is more common for the same meaning. The word appears most often in property listings, lease agreements, and investment reports rather than casual conversation.