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Gurgen Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

He's probably on a monthly.



I don't understand this.
He's probably on a monthly.

it means

he is stay for a month
or
he paid for a month.
thanks...
  

Top answer

I'm not sure either, but it could mean that he rents by the month. There is no rental agreement that he has to stay a year, for example. He can leave at any time without breaking a contract as long as he has paid his rent for the current month.

— CalifJim

  • I'm not sure either, but it could mean that he rents by the month.
  • There is no rental agreement that he has to stay a year, for example.
  • He can leave at any time without breaking a contract as long as he has paid his rent for the current month.
  • This may have been said to characterize the person as someone who is not likely to become a permanent resident of the area.
  • CJ
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I'm not sure either, but it could mean that he rents by the month. There is no rental agreement that he has to stay a year, for example. He can leave at any time without breaking a contract as long as he has paid his rent for the current month. This may have been said to characterize the person as someone who is not likely to become a permanent resident of the area.

CJ
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