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vacancy

noun (a vacancy, vacancies)

«vacancy» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A vacancy is a job that is free and waiting for someone to fill it. tree →
  2. A vacancy is also an empty room in a hotel. tree →
  3. Vacancy can mean emptiness or lack of thought (formal). tree →

In the lessons

In adult life, job vacancies are advertised. Hotels show «vacancies» or «no vacancies». In stories, a vacancy in someone's eyes shows emptiness. Phrases: job vacancy, no vacancies.

Examples

  • There is a vacancy for a teacher at our school. tree →
  • The hotel sign said «No vacancies». tree →
  • Dad applied for a vacancy at the bank. tree →
  • We found a vacancy at the campsite. tree →
  • There was a vacancy in his stare. tree →
  • The club has two vacancies. tree →

Note

Countable. Plural: vacancies. Adjective: vacant (empty).

On Mova

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