Vocab Bloom Hub

vacant

/ˈveɪ.kənt/

Tradução: Descreve um lugar, cargo ou posição que está vazio, desocupado ou disponível para uso. Pode indicar tanto ausência de ocupante quanto disponibilidade.

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adjective

/ˈveɪ.kənt/B1formal
  • ptDescreve um lugar, cargo ou posição que está vazio, desocupado ou disponível para uso. Pode indicar tanto ausência de ocupante quanto disponibilidade.

Describes a place or position that is empty, unoccupied, or available for use.

  1. Empty or unoccupiedB1formal

    Containing no people or objects; not being used.

    ptVazio ou desocupado

    • The hotel had several vacant rooms for the night.
    • A vacant seat was available on the bus.
    • The building has been vacant for years.

    Sinônimosavailableblankemptyfreeunfilledunoccupiedunusedvoid

    Antônimoscrowdedfilledfullinhabitedoccupied

  2. Available for useB1formal

    Not currently held or filled; available for someone to take or use.

    ptDisponível

    • The position of manager is currently vacant.
    • There is a vacant parking spot near the entrance.
    • The apartment is vacant and ready for new tenants.

    Sinônimosavailableemptyfreeopenunoccupiedunused

    Antônimosengagedfilledin useoccupiedtaken

  3. Lacking expressionB2formal

    Showing no signs of thought, interest, or emotion.

    ptVazio

    • He stared at the wall with a vacant expression.
    • Her eyes were vacant, as if she were lost in thought.
    • The student's vacant look suggested he wasn't paying attention.

    Sinônimosblankdeadpanemptyexpressionlessglassyhollowimpassivestarevacuouswooden

    Antônimosalertanimatedexpressivelivelyresponsive

Formas
  • more vacant comparative form
  • most vacant superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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