renting
USREN-ting/ˈɹɛntɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of rent. Use it for renting happening right now or for the activity itself.
She is renting a small house near the beach this summer.
Renting a car was cheaper than buying one for the trip.
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- 2The act of paying to use something for a set time, or letting others use it for money.
Like letting a friend use your bike for the day if they pay you for it.
The renting of bikes near the park is popular with tourists.
Short-term renting helps the family earn extra money each month.
Similarleasing, letting, hiring
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renting is a form of rent
rent, verb: To pay money to use a home or a thing that belongs to someone else for a time. Full entry
- Spelling
- rent → renting: add -ing
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Origin
This comes from the word "rent" plus the ending "-ing".