No. 9,443 in German

mieten

"To rent or lease."

In a sentence

Ich möchte ein Auto mieten.
I want to rent a car.
The word 'mieten' is used to indicate the action of renting something for temporary use.
Sie haben letzten Monat eine Wohnung gemietet.
They rented an apartment last month.
Here, 'gemietet' is the past participle form of 'mieten', used to describe a completed action.
Wirst du das Fahrrad für das Wochenende mieten?
Will you rent the bicycle for the weekend?
In this sentence, 'mieten' is utilized in the future tense to inquire about an intended rental action.

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