absentee landlord
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌabsentee ˈlandlord noun [countable] SCsomeone who lives a long way away from a house or apartment which they rent to other people, and who rarely or never visits it 〔住在很远处、很少或从不到访出租房产的〕在外房东，在外地主
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absentee landlord• Lowther was a confirmed Londoner and absentee landlord who took a keen interest in the detailed affairs of his estate.• We run a management service which is essential for the absentee landlord.• She was the absentee landlord of her own body and mind.From Longman Business Dictionaryabsentee landlordˌabsentee ˈlandlordPROPERTY the owner of land or a building who does not live thereLegislation was introduced to take land from absentee landlords and give it to peasants. → landlordˌabsentee ˈlandlord nounChineseSyllable
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absentee landlord
ˌabsentee ˈlandlord
noun [countable]
someone who lives a long way away from a house or apartment which they rent to other people, and who rarely or never visits it
ˌabsentee ˈlandlord
noun [countable]someone who lives a long way away from a house or apartment which they rent to other people, and who rarely or never visits it