vacant的词典解释

1. 空缺的，空着的，空闲的，空的，未被占用的
2. 茫然的，心不在焉的，出神的，无精打采的
3. （精神）空虚的
4. 空白的
5. 清闲的
6. 愚蠢的
7. 无主的，无继承人的
8. 空无所有的，没人住的

1. void of thought or knowledge;

   "a vacant mind"
   

2. without an occupant or incumbent;

   "the throne is never vacant"
   

1.未使用的;未被占用的;空的
If something isvacant, it is not being used by anyone.

e.g. Half way down the coach was avacant seat...
车厢中部有一个空座。
e.g. In every major city there are morevacant buildings than there are homeless people.
各大城市里空置的楼房都比无家可归的人多。

2.(工作或职位）空缺的
If a job or position isvacant, no one is doing it or in it at present, and people can apply for it.

vacant的翻译

e.g. A number of senior people were regarded as likely to occupy the nowvacant post...
几位资深人士被认为有望填补现在空缺的职位。
e.g. The post of chairman has beenvacant for some time.
之位已经空缺一段时间了。

3.（神情）茫然的;失神的
Avacant look or expression is one that suggests that someone does not understand something or that they are not thinking about anything in particular.

e.g. She had a kind ofvacant look on her face.
她脸上有种茫然的神情。

1. There were many vacant seats in the theater.
   剧院里有许多空座位。
2. Are there any vacant positions in your firm?
   你们公司有空缺吗?
3. He stared into space with a vacant expression.
   他茫然地凝视着天空。

1. Is the lavatory vacant?
   厕所里没人吧?
2. The top post in the delegation was still vacant.
   代表团中的最高职位仍空着。
3. His mind seems completely vacant.
   他的头脑似乎空空如也。

• An unconstitutional Parliament thereupon declared the throne vacant.

  出自：H. J. Laski

• ☆ 直接源自古法语的vacant，意为未占用的；最初源自拉丁语的vacantem，意为空着的。