How do you say rent in spanish

How to say cone in Spanish and how to say rent in Spanish. One thing that always amazes me about the Spanish language is that it has so many synonyms.

A few nights ago, I went to the movies with a friend here in Medellin, Colombia. We arrived early so we decided to buy some “helado” (ice cream) while we waited.

 

How To Say Cone In Spanish

 

I asked the “cajera” (cashier) for a “cono de helado” or ice cream cone. But my friend used another word for cone. A word that is commonly used in Latin America for cone: cucurucho

That is, my friend asked the “cajera” for a “cucurucho de helado” (ice cream cone).

“Cucurucho” is NOT Medellin “jerga” (slang) for the Spanish word “cono.” How do I know?

According to the online dictionary of the “Real Academia Española” (Royal Academy of Spanish), both “cucurucho” and “cono” apparently mean cone.

If you are not familiar with the “Real Academia Española” (RAE) it is the official royal institution responsible for regulating the Spanish language. Although it is based in Madrid, Spain, it is affiliated with 21 Spanish-speaking countries. Here’s a link to their web site:

//www.rae.es/

I have also heard the word “cucurucho” used to refer to a “pointed cap” or “cone-shaped hat.” Both a dunce cap and the type of of pointed cap that you’d put on a child at birthday party.

  • Para el disfraz de princesa su madre le hizo un cucurucho de cartón.
  • (For a costume as a princess, her mother made her a pointed hat made of cardboard.)

  • WARNING: Don’t get the two words “cucurucho” and “cucaracha” mixed-up. The former means “cone” or “pointed cap.” And the latter means “cockroach.”

You wouldn’t want someone in an “heladería” (ice cream shop) to think that you were ordering a cockroach instead of an ice cream cone 🙂

 

How To Say Rent In Spanish

 

While we are on the topic of synonyms, here’s another one. The Spanish word that is used for rent. I am not talking about the verb “to rent.” I am referring to the noun “rent” — as in the payment that is made periodically by a tenant to a landlord for the use of land, a building, an apartment, an office, or other property.

In New York, I used to hear my Puerto Rican friend use the Spanish word “renta.” But in Colombia the word that is used for rent is “arrendamiento.” And we have a LSLC Spanish instructor who lives in Guatemala. And in some Spanish lessons that she wrote for us she used the word “alquiler.” By the way, all 3 words appear in RAE’s online dictionary. Here’ are some examples using these 3 words which mean “rent.”

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈrɛnt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/rɛnt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(rent)


From the verb rend: (⇒ conjugate)rent is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflectionsv pastv past p

WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2022:

Principal Translationsrent⇒ vi(lease real estate)alquilar⇒ viarrendar⇒ vivivir en alquiler vi + loc advDo you own your home or do you rent?¿Tienes tu propia casa o alquilas?¿Tienes tu propia casa o vives en alquiler?rent [sth]⇒ vtr(real estate: pay for use)alquilar⇒ vtrarrendar⇒ vtr (AmL)rentar⇒ vtrI can't afford to rent even a one-room apartment in this town.No puedo alquilar ni un apartamento de un ambiente en esta ciudad.rent [sth] to [sb] vtr + prep(lease real estate to)alquilarle algo a alguien vtr + preparrendarle algo a alguien vtr + prep (AmL)rentarle algo a alguien vtr + prepI'm renting that apartment to some students.Les alquilo ese apartamento a unos estudiantes.rent [sth] to [sb] vtr + prepmainly US (hire out a vehicle to)alquilarle algo a alguien vtr + preparrendarle algo a alguien vtr + prep (AmL)rentarle algo a alguien vtr + prepThe car rental company rented the truck to me.La compañía de alquiler de coches me alquiló el camión.rent [sth] vtrmainly US (hire: [sth] for use)alquilar⇒ vtrarrendar⇒ vtr (AmL)rentar⇒ vtrI rented a truck for the day.He alquilado un camión para el día de hoy.rent n(lease payment)alquiler nmarriendo, arrendamiento nmrenta nfHave you paid the rent for this month?¿Has pagado el alquiler de este mes?¿Has pagado la renta de este mes?rent n(fabric: tear, hole)agujero nmrasgadura nfRain had got in through a rent in the tarpaulin.rent nfigurative (relationship, etc.: division) (figurado)agujero nm (figurado)rasgadura nfThe affair caused an irreparable rent in their marriage.Additional Translationsrent n(yield, profit)renta nfdividendo nmThe investment produces a nice monthly rent.La inversión produce una buena renta mensual.La inversión produce un buen dividendo mensual.

WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2022:

Principal Translationsrend [sth]⇒ vtrformal (fabric: tear, rip)rasgar⇒ vtrdesgarrar⇒ vtrShe rent his clothes to shreds when she found out.Rasgó su ropa en pedazos cuando se enteró.rend [sth] vtrformal, figurative (hair, clothing: tear at) (figurado)arrancar⇒ vtrThe women wailed and rent their hair.Las mujeres lloraron y se arrancaron los cabellos.rend⇒ viformal (fabric: tear, rip)rasgarse⇒ v prnlThe delicate fabric rends easily.La tela delicada se rasga fácilmente.

WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2022:

Locuciones verbales
rent | rendrent [sth] out,
rent out [sth] vtr phrasal sep(hire, offer for rental)alquilar⇒ vtrarrendar⇒ vtrrentar⇒ vtrponer en alquiler⇒ vtrI've decided to rent out my flat.He decidido alquilar mi apartamento.

WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2022:

Compound Forms:
rent | rendavailable for rent adj(can be hired)disponible para alquilar loc adjdisponible para el arrendamiento loc adjAfter the refurbishements, the house was available for rent.Luego de la renovación, la casa ya estaba lista para ponerse en alquiler.available for rent adjUS (property: can be leased)en alquiler loc adjdisponible para alquilar loc adjWe currently have a number of properties available for rent.Tenemos muchas propiedades en alquiler en este momento.back rent n(law: money owed to landlord)alquiler atrasado nm + adjeconomic rent(economics) (economía)renta económica nf + adjfor rent adj(available for hire)en alquiler, para alquiler loc adjMany hotels and guesthouses now offer bicycles for rent at an hourly or daily rate.Muchos hoteles y hospedajes ofrecen bicicletas en alquiler por hora o por día.ground rent n(long term rent) (de terreno)alquiler nmrenta nflow-rent n as adj(cheap to rent)barato/a adjmódico/a adjaccesible adj mflow-rent n as adj(of inferior quality)de segunda loc adjde segunda categoría loc adjput [sth] up for rent v expr(make available to lease, hire)poner en alquiler vtr + loc advI don't know whether to sell my house or put it up for rent.rack-rent,
rack rent n(high rent)renta de importe excesivo loc nom frent arrears npl(tenant: debt owed to property owner)atraso en el pago del alquiler grupo nomⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. Perdió el trabajo y ya lleva tres meses de atraso en el pago del alquiler.rent collector n(law: [sb/sth] that takes housing fee)recaudador de rentas, recaudadora de rentas nm, nf + loc adjrecaudador de arrendamientos, recaudadora de arrendamientos nm, nf + loc adjrent control n(restrictions on rent charges)control de alquileres nmBecause of rent control regulations, my landlord could only raise my rent $50 last year.ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. Los propietarios protestan por los términos de la nueva ley de control de alquileres.rent money n(sum paid by a tenant)alquiler nmOur landlord put the rent money up this month. I did not get paid on time, so I have no idea where I'm going to get rent money this month.Nuestro casero ha subido el alquiler este mes.renta nfNuestro casero me ha subido la renta este mes.arriendo nmNuestro casero ha subido el arriendo este mes.dinero para el arriendo, dinero para la renta, dinero para el alquiler loc nom mNo me pagaron a tiempo así que no tengo idea de dónde voy a sacar el dinero para el arriendo de este mes.rent roll n(document listing tenants)lista de inquilinos nfThe rent roll shows the rental rate for each of the landlord's properties.rent-controlled adj(subject to rent control)de renta controlada loc adjde alquiler controlado loc adjrent-free adj(without rent payment)que no paga alquiler loc adj (formal)exento del pago del alquiler loc adj

'rent' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:

In the English description:


How do you say rent in Spain?

alquilar – to rent. compartir – to share (i.e. flat shares)

What do Spaniards call Apartments?

Apartments in Spain or “Piso” or “apartamento” are the most in-demand and common type of property in Spain.

What is hotel called in Spanish?

hotel → hotel, albergue.

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