tenant

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Computing Technical

n. a customer or group that uses one part of a large software system shared by others.

n. a group of users who share a single instance of a software application while keeping their data isolated from other groups.

日本語:テナント※

“Each tenant in the cloud system has its own secure database.”

“In a multi-tenant architecture, the application serves multiple customers from a single environment while ensuring strict data segregation between each tenant.”

C2 · Proficiency Countable noun Archaic

n. someone in history who held land given to them by a lord or king.

n. a person who held land under the feudal system in exchange for services or rent to a superior.

“The king granted the land to his loyal tenant in exchange for military service.”

“Historical records indicate that the tenant-in-chief was responsible for providing knights to the crown during times of conflict.”

C1 · Advanced Formal

v. to live in or use a property as a renter.

v. to hold or occupy property as a tenant; to inhabit a space under a rental agreement.

“The building has been tenanted by the same family for three generations.”

“The estate was largely tenanted by small-scale farmers who had worked the land since the previous century.”