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In historical Chilean agriculture, an inquilino was a laborer who was indebted to a landlord and allowed to establish a farm on certain portions of the landlord's property, typically in marginal lands to deter intruders. In return, the inquilino worked without salary for the landlord. [1]
Inquilino means tenant, householder, occupant or occupier in English. Learn how to use this word in different contexts with examples from the Cambridge Dictionary and the Europarl Parallel Corpus.
Learn the meaning and pronunciation of inquilino, a Spanish word for tenant or lessee. See examples, synonyms, and regional variations of inquilino in English.
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We've had problems with the tenant upstairs. inquilino, inquilina nm, nf. (organismo en refugio ajeno) (animal, organism) uninvited guest n. (housing) tenant, occupier n. El insecto vivía como inquilino en una madriguera. The insect lived like an uninvited guest in the burrow.
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m. y f. Chile. Persona que vive en una finca rústica en la cual se le da habitación y un trozo de terreno para que lo explote por su cuenta, con la obligación de trabajar en el mismo campo en beneficio del propietario. Sinónimos o afines de inquilino, na. arrendatario, locatario, alquilador, ocupante, vecino.
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