Squatters Meaning in English
word · lemma: squatter
ˈskwɑtɝz
SKWAH-terz
skwˈɒtəz
sk-WOT-uhz
释义
Squatters are people who live in a place, such as a house or land, without the owner's permission, often without paying rent.
用法与细微差别
Used in legal, news, and informal contexts; often found in discussions about housing, cities, or property rights. The word can carry negative or neutral connotations depending on context.
Spanish: okupasPortuguese (BR): ocupantes (de imóvel) - invasoresPortuguese (PT): ocupantes ilegais - invasoresChinese (Simplified): 非法占屋者 - 擅自居住者Chinese (Traditional): 非法佔屋者 - 擅自居住者Hindi: अवैध कब्जेदारArabic: المُتَسَكِّنون بشكل غير قانونيBengali: দখলদারRussian: скваттерыJapanese: 不法占拠者Vietnamese: người chiếm dụngKorean: 무단 점유자Turkish: işgalcilerUrdu: قابضینIndonesian: penghuni liar
例句
The old building is full of squatters.
basic
Squatters lived in the house for years.
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The city tried to remove the squatters.
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The squatters set up a garden in the abandoned lot.
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Some squatters formed a community and fixed up the houses.
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Everybody in the neighborhood knows about the squatters on Elm Street.
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