Property Management

noun a lease of a property by a tenant to a subtenant

verb to lease a property from a tenant who is already leasing it

• The tenant decided to sublease the apartment to someone else after receiving permission from the landlord.
• I'm thinking about subleasing my place while I travel for a few months.
• I heard Sarah is looking to sublease her spot in the city for the summer.
• Sometimes we sublease our problems to others instead of dealing with them ourselves.

noun a lease of a property by a tenant to a subtenant

verb to lease or rent all or part of a leased property to another person

• The tenant decided to sublet the apartment while they were away for the summer.
• I'm thinking of subletting my place for a few months to make some extra cash.
• I heard Sarah is subletting her room to help cover her rent.
• Sometimes it feels like I'm subletting my brain to all the information overload.

noun a person who is absent or away, especially from work or school

• The company implemented a policy to address absenteeism among employees.
• John is known as the absentee in our group because he's always missing from meetings.
• Don't be an absentee at the party tonight, we all want you there!
• Her mind was often an absentee during the long meetings, lost in thoughts of her upcoming vacation.