lease out
US /lis aʊt/
・UK /li:s aʊt/
B2
phr.v.To rent property to someone else for a period of time.
They decided to lease out their apartment to a student tenant.
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Inside Hong Kong's cage homes
- The government of Hong Kong can lease out this land to developers at astronomical prices, make a ton of revenue from that,
The government of Hong Kong can lease out this land to developers at astronomical prices, make a ton of revenue from that,
- The government of Hong Kong can lease out this land to developers at
The government of Hong Kong can lease out this land to developers at
The State of the AI Industry is Freaking Me Out
- and they buy chips from Nvidia and then they like lease out the compute.
and they buy chips from Nvidia and then they like lease out the compute.
- Little dot, Oracle and Core Weave at least are the companies that have built like the data centers and they buy chips from Nvidia and then they like lease out the compute.
Little dot, Oracle and Core Weave at least are the companies that have built like the data centers and they buy chips from Nvidia and then they like lease out the compute.
Why WeWork's Business Model Is Risky | WSJ
- But anyone with enough cash can lease out industrial office space and flip it, and they have.
But anyone with enough cash can lease out industrial office space and flip it, and they have.
The real SpaceX test starts next Monday
- that's why they were able to that's why they were, they were offered the or they took the opportunity to, to lease out that compute space, right?
that's why they were able to that's why they were, they were offered the or they took the opportunity to, to lease out that compute space, right?