7. Landlord (n): /ˈlænˌdlɔrd/ Propietario
A man who owns a house, apartment, or room that people can rent.
Example: Sebastian’s a landlord in the city, so he may have an available house for us.

8. Lease (v): /lis/ Alquilar
To have legal agreement in which someone pays you money to use your building.
Example: Joshua is leasing an apartment at this luxurious building.

9. Make sure (v): /meɪk/ /ʃʊr/ Asegurar
To recheck, to use extra care or caution.
Example: Emma makes sure she has read all the grammar books.

10. Miss (v): /mɪs/ Fallar
To fail to hit or reach something that you aim at.
Example: Owen missed the ball just after David passed it to him.

11. Occupant (n): /ˈɑkjəpənt/ Ocupante
Someone who uses a room, building, area of land, seat, bed, or other place.
Example: Kevin is an occupant at this new flat, and he is a good renter.

12. Overnight guest (n): /ˈoʊvərˈnaɪt/ /gɛst/ Huésped durante la noche
Someone you have invited to your home, for a party or a meal in a later time.
Example: We’ve got overnight guests staying tonight.

13. Renew (v): /rɪˈnu/ Renovar
To arrange for something to continue for a longer period of time.
Example: Chris wants to renew his license next month.

14. Renter (n): /ˈrɛntər/ Arrendatario
A person who pays money regularly to use a house, room, office, etc.
Example: Anna has been a renter for 10 years so far.