Chapter 3: Student Housing Flashcards
items a person should consider before deciding to rent an apartment.
- an area close to campus
- a stuent - oriented environment
- access to shops and entertainment
- regulations against having parties
- making noise
- having overnight guests
- keeping pets
- smoking in the apartment
- paying for utilities
- purchasing and cooking food
- signing a year-long lease
- cleaning the apartment
- Attending a campus housing orientation
- reading newspaper ads
- checking housing websites
- consulting a housing agency
- asking friends
- sharing expenses
- paying bills on time
- being clean and tidy
- not playing loud music
- not having long-term guests
- The remaining roommates are responsible for paying the rent and the bills.
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
a test
a teacher
a professor
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
a business
manager
CEO
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
a school
superintendent
/ˌsuːpərɪnˈtendənt/
a person who has a lot of authority and manages and controls an activity, a place, a group of workers, etc.
a park superintendent
the superintendent of schools in Dallas
She was medical superintendent at the Institution for 28 years.
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
an apartment building
manager
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
an academic department
chairperson
dean
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
cough medicine
nurse
parent
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
government
- politician
- president
- senator
- civil service
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
justice
judge
lawyer
police
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
pain killers
doctor
nurse
Administration/ adminstrative/ administrator
a city
mayor
elected officials
city planners
skill
administrative skill
information
distribute information
off-campus housing
reside in off-campus housing
reason
the primary reason
the perception
have the perception that
door
lock the door securely
plans
finalize my plans
restrictions
too many restrictions
dormitories
the construction of two new domitories
appearance
have an institutional appearance on the outside
maintenance
primary
labor
computer
positive
security
community
final
residential
prime
surffixes_
person’s job/ interest/ characteristic
-ian
statistician
physician
librarian
mathemtician
assistant
musician
technician
-er
writer
teacher
manager
designer
gardener
hiker
interpreter
-or
sculptor
sailor
actor
administrator
advisor
author
conductor
creator
surveyor
-ist
artist
geologist
typist
biologist
economist
finalist
individualist
linguist
theorist
security deposit (n)
Tiền đặt cọc bảo đảm
sublet (v)
Cho thuê lại
/ˌsʌbˈlet/present participle subletting | past tense and past participle sublet
to allow someone to rent all or part of a house or other building that you are renting from someone else:
Our rental contract states that we are not allowed to sublet the house.
The tenant cannot sublet without the owner’s permission and cannot charge more than the regulated rent.
We have to inform the housing association if we sub-let a room.
Lease agreement (n)
lessor (n)
lessee (n)
hợp đồng cho thuê
/leˈsɔːr/: người cho thuê nhà, landlord
/leˈsiː/ người thuê nhà
eviction (n)
/ɪˈvɪkʃn/
[uncountable, countable]
eviction (from something) the act of forcing somebody to leave a house or land, especially when you have the legal right to do so
to face eviction from your home
TOPICS Houses and homesC2
