n. 房东，地主；<英>（客栈、酒吧或出租公寓的）店主，老板
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landlords
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1.The landlord gave a written undertaking that the repairs would be carried out.
房东书面保证将进行维修。
2.The landlord gave them all notice to quit.
房东通知他们都搬出去。
3.He left what little furniture he owned to his landlord in lieu of rent.
他把他仅有的几件家具给了房东以抵房租。
4.For instance, one student took the lead in dealing with a difficult landlord and so demonstrated negotiation skills.
例如，一名学生带头与一个难相处的房东交涉，这样就展示了他的谈判技巧。
5.That holds double for the landlord or developer, who won't actually see a penny of the savings his investment in better insulation or a better heating system might generate.
这对房东或开发商来说是双倍的好处，因为他们实际上会看到，自己在更好的隔热或更好的供暖系统上的投资不会节省一分钱。
6.His landlord doubled the rent.
他的房东把房租提高了一倍。
7.Larry's landlord threatened not to renew his lease.
拉里的房东威胁说不再让他续租。
8."Liu was a great landlord," she says.
“刘是个很好的地主，”她说。
9.The landlord had let the building fall into decay.
房东不管，房子已经破烂不堪。