occupier

A noun referring to a person who lives in or uses a particular place for an extended period, or a member of a military force stationed in a conquered foreign territory.

• 🇷🇺Существительное, обозначающее человека, который живёт или использует определённое место в течение длительного времени, или члена вооружённых сил, размещённого на завоёванной иностранной территории.

1. Resident or inhabitant B2 formal

   A person who lives in a particular place for a long time or who was born there.

   • The occupier of the house refused to leave during the renovation.
   • The census records the number of occupiers in each dwelling.
   • The occupier of the apartment has lived there for over twenty years.

   🇷🇺Житель

   Синонимы: dwellerinhabitantoccupantresidenttenant

   Антонимы: guestnomadtransientvisitor

2. Military occupant C1 formal

   A member of a military force residing in a conquered foreign country.

   • The occupiers imposed strict curfews on the local population.
   • During the war, the occupiers controlled all major infrastructure.
   • The occupiers were eventually driven out by the resistance movement.

   🇷🇺Оккупант

   Синонимы: occupant

   Антонимы: liberator

• occupiers plural form
• occupiers' possessive plural form
• occupier's possessive singular form