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arrendante m |
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inquilino m (A client organization that is served from a single instance of an application by a Web service. A company can install one instance of software on a set of servers and offer Software as a Service to multiple tenants) |
| law |
inquilino m (a); arrendatario m (a) |
| real.est. |
arrendatario m; inquilino m |
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⇒ tenet (Tenets vs. Tenants: Thanks to its confusingly similar pronunciation, tenant ("occupant, land-holder") is sometimes erroneously used in place of tenet ("principle, doctrine").: One of the ancient tenants of the Buddist [sic] belief is, “He who sits still, wins” –Police, January/February 1968) |
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ten. |
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tenet (tenant ("occupant, land-holder") is sometimes erroneously used in place of tenet ("principle, doctrine"): e.g., "Unity of command is a tenant of military operations that ensures responsibility." 4uzhoj) |
