Inquilinos (en. Tenants)

/in.kiˈli.nos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

People who occupy a property as renters.

The tenants of the building have requested improvements in maintenance.

Los inquilinos del edificio han solicitado mejoras en el mantenimiento.

Those who live in a rented house or apartment.

The tenants will renew their rental agreement next month.

Los inquilinos renovarán su contrato de alquiler el próximo mes.

People who live temporarily in a rented dwelling.

Tenants have the right to a safe and comfortable space.

Los inquilinos tienen derecho a un espacio seguro y cómodo.

From Latin 'inquilīnus', which means 'inhabitant' or 'neighbor'.

delinquent tenants

Tenants who do not pay rent on time.

inquilinos morosos

lease agreement

Legal agreement between a landlord and a tenant concerning the rental of a property.

contrato de inquilinato

tenants' rights

Legislation that protects tenants from abuses by landlords.

derechos de los inquilinos

renter

Person who enters into a rental contract with the property owner.

arrendatario

landlord

Person who owns a property and rents it to tenants.

propietario

rent

Payment made by the tenant to the landlord for the use of a property.

alquiler

Tenants looking for a place

Those guys are tenants looking for a place to live.

Esos chicos son inquilinos en busca de lugar para vivir.

drifting tenants

The family was considered drifting tenants after living in three different houses in a year.

La familia fue considerada inquilinos a la deriva tras vivir en tres casas diferentes en un año.