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单词 freehold
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freehold
noun[C]
UK
uk
/ˈfriː.həʊld/us
/ˈfriː.hoʊld/
thelegalrightto own and use abuildingorpieceoflandfor anunlimitedtime:
（建筑物或土地的）自由保有权，终身保有权
Whoownsthe freeholdof/ontheproperty?谁拥有这一房产的终身保有权？
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leaseholdnoun
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Mortgages & real estate
  • blockbusting
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  • bricks and mortaridiom
  • BTL
  • buy-to-let
  • chain
  • equity
  • first-time buyer
  • landlady
  • letting
  • planning blight
  • real estate broker
  • Realtor
  • realty
  • realty office
  • refinance
  • remortgage
  • repo
  • repossession
  • reverse mortgage
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freehold
adjective
UK
uk
/ˈfriː.həʊld/us/ˈfriː.hoʊld/
ownedin a way thatmeansyou can own and use abuildingorpieceoflandfor anunlimitedtime:
Are thoseflatsfreehold orleasehold?
More examples
  • Apart fromcharities, only amaximumof fourpeoplecanholdthelegaltitleto freehold orleaseholdpropertyinEngland.
  • MosthouseshavebalconiesoverlookingthemarinaorNorthHarbour and all are freehold.
  • Magnificent five-storey freeholdhousein anelegantGeorgianterrace,builtcirca1830.
  • Today freeholdtenuresignifiesthatlandisheldwithout anypersoninterposedbetween the Crown and theholder.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Renting property
  • absentee landlord
  • BTL
  • co-tenant
  • fiefdom
  • flatshare
  • key money
  • landlord
  • lease
  • leasehold
  • leaseholder
  • lessee
  • letting
  • rent
  • rent strike
  • rental
  • renter
  • sitting tenant
  • subtenant
  • tenancy
  • tenanted
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Mortgages & real estate
(Definition offreeholdfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
freehold
noun[C]
UK
uk
/ˈfriː.həʊld/us
/ˈfriː.hoʊld/
thelegalrightto own and use abuildingorpieceoflandfor anunlimitedtime
（建筑物或土地的）自由保有权，终身保有权
Whoownsthe freeholdof/ontheproperty?谁拥有这一房产的终身保有权？
Compare
leasehold

freehold| Business English

freehold
noun[C]
PROPERTY,LAWmainlyUK
uk
/ˈfriːhəʊld/us
/-hoʊld/
therightto own abuildingorpieceoflandwithouttimelimit:
freehold of/on sthTrusteesacceptedanofferof £30 million for the freehold of thebusiness.
buy/sell/own the freeholdInstead ofsellingthe freehold, the Commissioners aresellinga 200-yearlease.
(also mainlyUKfreehold estate)
abuildingorpieceoflandthat isownedby someone withouttimelimit:
Theirstoresdoaddabitofsoliditytotheirbalancesheetas they are all freeholds.

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leasehold

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fee simple
life estate
freehold
adjective
uk
/ˈfriːhəʊld/us
/-hoʊld/
freeholdpropertyisownedby someone withouttimelimit:
Almost all ofitspropertiesare freehold, giving thegroupanetassetvaluepershareof about 345p.
freeholdbuildings/land/possession
(Definition offreeholdfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffreehold

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To the extent that it is possible, a comparison is made with arrangements made byfreehold-farmers.
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Even smallholders, crofters and cottagers infreeholdparishes were better off in old age than former tenant farmers on the estates.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Any landholder who had invested scarce capital in purchasingfreeholdtitle was anxious to get maximum returns from the land.
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The role offreeholdland societies in the growth of suburbs, say.
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The majority of tenants in 1538 were now gentry, the new farmer elite and their families, the tenurefreehold.
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Coverture affected women's rights to moveable goods,freeholdland and customary land differently.
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Of thefreeholdproperties examined in the sample, two further kin links through female heirs can be established.
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How many tenant farmers with big farms hadfreeholdproperty elsewhere is difficult to ascertain.
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The advantages of individualfreeholdare many, but four are prominent.
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Freeholdfarms could also be used as security for loans and were therefore at risk of being lost to creditors.
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It would appear that many of thefreeholdproperties have been alienated at least twice, often three times, between 1669 and 1716.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A final change accelerated fencing: g. the need to demarcate boundaries clearly and protect property whenfreeholdland was purchased.
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It is not a possession that they lease out to others, while still retaining thefreehold.
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In the predominantfreeholdsector, rents were nominal.
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Figures forfreeholdproperties commonly ranged between 1s and 3s per annum.
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