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Definition of «vacancy»

The term vacancy refers to an unoccupied or empty space, position, or office. It can also describe a situation where something is missing or lacking, such as when referring to a job opening that has not yet been filled. In addition, it may refer to the absence of someone or something, like being alone in a room with no one else present.

Usage examples

  1. The hotel has a vacancy for a front desk receptionist.
  2. The company announced a vacancy for a marketing manager.
  3. The newspaper advertised a vacancy for a journalist.
  4. The school has a teaching vacancy in the science department.
  5. The apartment complex has a vacancy for a two-bedroom apartment.
  6. The hospital has a vacancy for a registered nurse.
  7. The restaurant has a vacancy for a chef.
  8. The government agency has a vacancy for a data analyst.
  9. The theater has a vacancy for an usher.
  10. The university has a vacancy for a professor in the psychology department.

Phrases with «vacancy»

Sentences with «vacancy»

  • But the report says that despite the increase in vacancy rates, rents rose in 2004, with the highest increases for two bedroom apartments at 2.3 per cent. (remonline.com)
  • We have explicit provisions for filling vacancies in other statewide offices, though not this one. (nymag.com)
  • In short, if you are a CPA, there can never be a shortage of job vacancies for you. (resumewritingservice.biz)
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