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房租 (fáng zū): Meaning, Examples & Usage

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房租 (fáng zū): Rent for a room or house (Noun) — Meaning & Stroke Order

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房租 consists of 2 characters.

house, building, room

Related Words

More HSK vocabulary that shares characters with 房租.

Words with 房

房间fáng jiānHSK 2
厨房chú fángHSK 4
房东fáng dōngHSK 4
书房shū fáng
住房zhù fáng
客房kè fáng
平房píng fáng
房价fáng jià

Words with 租

出租车chū zū chēHSK 1
佃租diàn zū
出租chū zū
租赁zūlìn
租金zū jīn

Example Sentences with 房租

tā他

de的

yuè月

shōu收

rù入

zú足

gòu够

zhī支

fù付

fáng房

zū租

。

His monthly income is enough to pay the rent.

zhè这

ge个

yuè月

de的

fáng房

zū租

wǒ我

yǐ已

jīng经

fáng房

dōng东

měi每

gè个

yuè月

lái来

shōu收

fáng房

zū租

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tā他

měi每

gè个

yuè月

de的

shōu收

rù入

jiāo交

le了

。

I have already paid this month's rent.

。

The landlord comes to collect the rent every month.

zú

足

gòu够

zhī支

fù付

fáng房

zū租

。

His monthly income is enough to pay the rent.

tā他

de的

gōng工

zī资

zú足

gòu够

zhī支

fù付

fáng房

zū租

hé和

shēng生

huó活

fèi费

。

His salary is enough to cover rent and living expenses.

tā他

xiě写

le了

yī一

zhāng张

zhī支

piào票

fù付

fáng房

zū租

。

He wrote a check to pay the rent.

fáng房

dōng东

jué决

dìng定

qū驱

zhú逐

bù不

jiāo交

fáng房

zū租

de的

zū租

kè客

。

The landlord decided to evict the tenant who didn't pay the rent.

tā他

xū需

yào要

duì兑

xiàn现

zhè这

zhāng张

zhī支

piào票

lái来

zhī支

fù付

fáng房

zū租

。

He needs to cash this check to pay the rent.

tā他

de的

xīn薪

shuǐ水

zú足

gòu够

zhī支

fù付

fáng房

zū租

hé和

shēng生

huó活

fèi费

。

His salary is enough to cover rent and living expenses.

wèi为

le了

gōng工

zuò作

fāng方

biàn便

，

tā她

jué决

dìng定

zài在

chéng城

shì市

zhōng中

xīn心

jū居

zhù住

，

jǐn尽

guǎn管

fáng房

zū租

bǐ比

jiào较

guì贵

。

For the convenience of work, she decided to live in the city center, even though the rent is relatively expensive.