Synonym: sublease. Similar words: double, voluble, soluble, trouble, double up, troubled, in trouble, double back. Meaning: [‚sʌb'let] 
n. a lease from one lessee to another. v. lease or rent all or part of (a leased or rented property) to another person.
n. a lease from one lessee to another. v. lease or rent all or part of (a leased or rented property) to another person. 
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(1) The company rented the building, occupied part and sublet the rest.
(2) I sublet my apartment to my sister, packed my van, and headed west.
(3) I have sublet a flat to my friend for the summer.
(4) The company hopes to sublet a sixth building it does not own, she said.
(5) They had sublet another 40 hectares because their 52 hectares of valley and mountain holdings still fall well short of their needs.
(6) The third call is for the woman who sublet while Primo was away.
(7) We sublet our New York apartment and gave up the one in Philadelphia. Sentencedict.com
(8) B: Yes. Are we allowed to sublet the apartment?
(9) Do you have some apartments to sublet now?
(10) Yes, you can. But you can't sublet the house.
(11) We sublet our apartment over the summer.
(12) He's got this great place he needs to sublet. You interested?
(13) The Contract Law of China distinguishes sublet as approved and unapproved sublet.
(14) I sublet a flat to my friend for the summer.
(15) Apartment Rental , Villas, Rooms , Sublet, Daily Rent, Short Term lease. Not Just Sublets!
(16) We have sublet part of our office to a financial consultancy.
(17) Unapproved sublet makes up infringement of title of lessor, but the rents collected by lessee don, t make up illegal profit.
(18) In addition, this article analyses the labor service sublet enterprises'and the unsubtle enterprises'cost and profit by the economic and the game theory and the method.
(19) However, Party B is not allowed to sublet the partition in the one premises.
(20) There is a clause in the contract forbidding tenants to sublet.
(21) Our rental contract states that we are not allowed to sublet the house.
(22) Under the terms of the lease you had no right to sublet the property.
(23) How far these variations affected the ability of tenants to sublet is difficult to determine in the absence of objective criteria.
(24) He and his family lived in a three-story house near the Old Market, and they sublet the top floor to Langford.
(25) He figured it must be her friend Germaine, the one she sublet the apartment from.
(26) There is a clause in the contract forbidding tenant to sublet.
(27) Under the term of the lease you have no right to sublet the property.
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