renters
renters — 名詞
- renterssingular
- rentersesplural
1. people who pay a fixed monthly sum to the person that owns the property they liv
租客;房客
向房東租房居住的人
people who pay a fixed monthly sum to the person that owns the property they live in
Mei-Ling and her roommates are renters who share a three-bedroom flat in Taichung.
美玲和她的室友是租客,在台中合租一間三房公寓。
plural noun with named referents
The city council introduced new rules to protect renters from unfair deposit deductions.
市議會推出新規定,保護租客免受不合理的押金扣款。
typical verb collocation: protect renters
During his first year abroad, Javier preferred being a renter to buying a home.
Javier 在東京的第一年選擇租房,而不是買房子。
A recent survey showed that most renters under thirty prefer flexible month-to-month leases.
一項近期調查顯示,三十歲以下的租客多數偏好彈性的月租合約。
Fatima's landlord increased the rent, so she and the other renters organized a building meeting.
Fatima 的房東漲了房租,於是她和其他租客一起召開了大樓會議討論此事。
文法句型
the + noun (the renters)
adjective + renters
用法筆記
Often paired with 'landlord' (the owner) in discussions about housing. The singular form 'renter' is also common.
常見錯誤
2. a young man who works as a prostitute, offering sex to other men for money; a re
男妓
俚語,指從事性交易的年輕男性
a young man who works as a prostitute, offering sex to other men for money; a rent boy
The novel follows a group of young renters trying to survive in 1980s New York.
這本小說描寫一群年輕男妓在1980年代紐約求生的故事。
slang register: 'renters' = rent boys
Local outreach workers handed out health and safety information to renters in the red-light district.
在地外展人員在紅燈區向男妓發放健康與安全資訊。
The documentary showed how young renters in Manchester were recruited by older men.
這部紀錄片揭露年輕男妓在曼徹斯特如何被年長男性招募。
Police raided a flat used by renters to meet clients in the East End.
警方突襲了東倫敦一間男妓用來接客的公寓。
A support group was set up to help renters access healthcare and housing.
一個支援團體成立了,協助男妓取得醫療照護和住處。
- rent boy
the more common British slang term from which 'renter' is derived
- male prostitute
neutral, factual term; less offensive than slang alternatives
- sex worker
broader, non-judgmental term covering all genders and types of sex work
文法句型
the + noun (the renters)
用法筆記
This is a slang term derived from 'rent boy'. It can be considered offensive or demeaning. Used primarily in British English contexts; the singular 'renter' is very rare in this sense.