Unoccupied Meaning in English
word
əˈnɑkjəˌpaɪd
uh-NAH-kyuh-pide
ʌnˈɒkjʊpˌaɪd
un-OK-yuh-pide
Definição
Not being used, lived in, or occupied by anyone; empty or available.
Uso & Nuances
'Unoccupied' is formal and often used for rooms, buildings, seats, or land. Common phrases: 'an unoccupied seat', 'unoccupied territory'. Not used for people (say 'not busy' or 'free' instead).
Spanish: desocupado - libre - sin ocuparPortuguese (BR): desocupado - vago - livre (sem uso)Portuguese (PT): desocupado - livre - não ocupadoChinese (Simplified): 空着的 - 无人占用的Chinese (Traditional): 空著的 - 無人佔用的Hindi: खाली - बिना कब्ज़ा किए हुएArabic: غير مشغول - شاغرBengali: খালি - অপ্রবিষ্টRussian: незанятый - пустойJapanese: 空いている - 無人のVietnamese: không có người - bỏ trốngKorean: 비어 있는 - 사용되지 않는Turkish: boş - işgal edilmemişUrdu: غیر آباد - خالیIndonesian: kosong - tidak ditempati
Frases de Exemplo
The room is unoccupied.
basic
This seat is unoccupied; you can sit here.
basic
The building has been unoccupied for years.
basic
Luckily, I found an unoccupied spot right near the entrance.
natural
Is that office still unoccupied, or has someone moved in?
natural
We should keep the cabin unoccupied during the storm for safety.
natural