Pronunciation: /sʌbˈlɛt/
noun a lease of a property by a tenant to a subtenant
A1 I am looking for a sublet while I study abroad.
A2 She found a sublet for the summer months.
B1 He decided to sublet his apartment to help cover the rent.
B2 The sublet agreement included a clause about pets.
C1 The sublet arrangement worked out well for both parties.
C2 The sublet of the office space was a strategic move for the company.
verb to lease or rent all or part of a leased property to another person
A1 I sublet my apartment to a friend while I was on vacation.
A2 She sublet her room for the summer while she went abroad.
B1 He decided to sublet his office space to another company to help with expenses.
B2 The landlord allowed the tenant to sublet the apartment to a new tenant.
C1 The company sublets office space in their building to smaller businesses.
C2 After moving to a new city, she sublet her apartment until she found a permanent place to live.
formal The tenant decided to sublet the apartment while they were away for the summer.
informal I'm thinking of subletting my place for a few months to make some extra cash.
slang I heard Sarah is subletting her room to help cover her rent.
figurative Sometimes it feels like I'm subletting my brain to all the information overload.
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