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occupant

/ˈɒk.jʊ.pənt/

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noun

/ˈɒk.jʊ.pənt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который живёт или занимает определённое место в течение длительного времени, или того, кто родился в этом месте.

A noun referring to a person who lives in or occupies a particular place for an extended period, or someone who was born in that place.

  1. Resident or InhabitantB1formal

    A person who lives in a particular place for an extended period, often considered a local.

    ruЖитель или обитатель

    • The occupant of the house has lived there for over twenty years.
    • She is a long-term occupant of the apartment building.
    • The census collects data on every occupant of the region.

    Synonymsdenizendwellerinhabitantoccupierresident

    Antonymsguestsojournertransientvisitor

  2. Person in a vehicle or seatB1formal

    A person who is currently inside a vehicle or sitting in a designated seat.

    ruПассажир

    • The car's occupant was unharmed in the accident.
    • Every occupant of the bus must wear a seatbelt.
    • The driver and the front-seat occupant were talking.

    Synonymspassengerridersitter

  3. Holder of a position or roleB2formal

    A person who holds a particular office, title, or position.

    ruОбладатель должности

    • The current occupant of the presidency is facing re-election.
    • She is the occupant of the chair in linguistics at the university.
    • The occupant of the role must have strong leadership skills.

    Synonymsbearerholderincumbentofficeholderpossessor

Forms
  • occupants plural form
  • occupants' possessive plural form
  • occupant's possessive singular form
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