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Let those rooms out

🇬🇧 UK //lɛt ðəʊz ruːmz aʊt// 🇺🇸 US //lɛt ðoʊz rumz aʊt//

Meaning of Let those rooms out

Rent out rooms to tenants or guests.

In simple words: Rent the rooms to someone else.

Let those rooms out in a sentence

• The landlord decided to let those rooms out for the summer.
• I think we should let those rooms out to help cover the mortgage.
• They want to let those rooms out to traveling nurses.
• She finally decided to let those rooms out after many months of hesitation.
• It's a great idea to let those rooms out if they are empty.

How to use Let those rooms out

Use this phrase in rental contexts. It is neutral and suitable for most situations involving renting property.

Grammar pattern

let + object + out

Memory hint

Think of 'let' as allowing someone to take something; a key opened for a new tenant.

Related words

Collocations with Let those rooms out

• let a room out
• let out property
• let out space
• let out for rent
• let out accommodation

Synonyms for Let those rooms out

• rent out
• lease
• sublet
• charter
• let

Common mistakes with Let those rooms out

• Confusing 'let out' with 'let in' (to allow someone inside)
• Using 'let' without an object when it needs one
• Using 'let' inappropriately in past tense without context

Frequently asked questions about Let those rooms out

What does Let those rooms out mean?

Rent the rooms to someone else.

What is the definition of Let those rooms out?

Rent out rooms to tenants or guests.

How do you use Let those rooms out in a sentence?

The landlord decided to let those rooms out for the summer.

Can you give another example of Let those rooms out?

I think we should let those rooms out to help cover the mortgage.

What are synonyms for Let those rooms out?

Common alternatives include rent out, lease, sublet, charter, let.

What words go with Let those rooms out?

It commonly pairs with let a room out, let out property, let out space, let out for rent, let out accommodation.

What are common mistakes when using Let those rooms out?

Confusing 'let out' with 'let in' (to allow someone inside) Using 'let' without an object when it needs one Using 'let' inappropriately in past tense without context

How do you pronounce Let those rooms out?

US: //lɛt ðoʊz rumz aʊt//, UK: //lɛt ðəʊz ruːmz aʊt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Let those rooms out?

Use this phrase in rental contexts. It is neutral and suitable for most situations involving renting property.