vacant — empty and available for use; not occupied
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: empty and available for use; not occupied
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈveɪkənt/
Korean meaning: 비어있는, 공석의
Korean pronunciation: 베이-컨트 (강세: 베이)
Example Sentences
- The 'No Vacancy' sign at the motel was broken, so everyone kept asking for vacant rooms that didn't exist.
- After staring at the math problem for an hour, his mind went completely vacant.
- The CEO position has been vacant for three months.
vacant
ADJECTIVE//ˈveɪkənt//
empty and available for use; not occupied
Finally found an empty room!
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The ancient castle stays vacant, while the old man remains patient.
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Origin
From Latin 'vacans' (present participle of 'vacare'), meaning 'to be empty' or 'to be free.' The word entered English through Old French and Latin legal terminology.
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“The 'No Vacancy' sign at the motel was broken, so everyone kept asking for vacant rooms that didn't exist.”
“After staring at the math problem for an hour, his mind went completely vacant.”
“The CEO position has been vacant for three months.”
“She gave me a vacant look when I mentioned quantum physics.”
“Is this parking space vacant or are you coming back?”
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