lease
/liːz/Definitions
1. noun
A contract or agreement by which one person lets a property to another for a specified period in exchange for rent.
“The company signed a five-year lease for the new office building.”
2. verb
To rent or hire something for a specified period in exchange for rent or other consideration.
“She leased a car for the weekend.”
3. verb
To allow or permit someone to use something, especially for a limited time or period.
“The manager leased the property to the film crew for filming.”