Definition of occupier in English:

occupier

noun ˈɒkjʊpʌɪə

1British A person or company residing in or using a property as its owner or tenant, or (illegally) as a squatter.
〈英〉居住者，使用者；非法占用者
Example sentencesExamples
- An occupier under a beneficial lease cannot require the annual value to be cut down to the rent actually reserved.
- Exclusive possession distinguishes an occupier who may in due course acquire title under the Limitation Act 1980 from a mere trespasser.
- It has, as Stein JA points out, an inherent quality that it will be used to the benefit of subsequent owners and occupiers.
- The plaintiffs were lessees and occupiers of one of the flats.
- If there is actual occupation, and the occupier has rights, the purchaser takes subject to them.
- The gypsies in South Bucks were both owners and occupiers of the land, albeit occupying it in breach of planning legislation.
- The new buildings will offer potential occupiers a different style of office accommodation.
- Under Section 106, the Act, following the Latham Report, does not apply to a construction contract with a residential occupier.
- The individual claimants are freehold owners and occupiers of their homes in Church Village.
- The retail market continues to be the best performer in the commercial sector with strong demand from tenants and occupiers.
- Mr Fagan is advising owners and occupiers of similar properties that their buildings should be regularly surveyed and repaired.
- Is there a genuine issue for trial on the question of whether Monk Realty was an occupier of the sidewalk?
- The second is satisfied if the occupier knows that the claimant may come into the vicinity of the danger.
- All owners, occupiers, statutory bodies and other interested parties will receive full details of the proposals this month.
- To date the local authority has been obliged to notify the owner and occupier that the property will be revalued, but this will no longer be the case.
- The Act further provides for the prosecution of landowners who illegally evict occupiers from their land.
- There is already a great deal of interest in the development and we know that these facilities will prove an additional attraction to potential occupiers.
- The adjudication provisions in the Minor Works contract do not exclude residential occupiers from their ambit as does the Act.
- Thus, the escape was one for which custom had long since imposed strict liability on the occupier of the land.
- It seems to embrace the proposition that owners or occupiers are insurers for the safety of others.
2A member of a group that takes possession of a country by force.
（以武力占领某一国家的）占领者
the occupiers were reported to have rounded up civilians and carried them off to unknown fates
Example sentencesExamples
- They extracted resources and, with the help of small groups of locals, became autocratic occupiers of the land.
- The occupiers possess strong conventional military forces, including tanks and artillery.
- They now seem motivated primarily by anger at foreign forces, which they perceive as occupiers.
- He then asked Horan if the coalition forces in Iraq were liberators or occupiers.
- To this day, many people in France possess reservations about whether armed opposition to the occupiers was worthwhile.
- Saunders has also noted journalists' general disregard for female occupation leader when reporting the occupiers' stance.
- Hand of Death is set in 17th century China, the Ching dynasty era when Manchu occupiers persecuted the members of the Shaolin sect.
- The occupiers are a group of ‘sovereignty radicals’ who have no family connections with the original land owners.
- The UN is not going to commit forces to be killed as occupiers, nor is NATO coming to save us.
- No, the they are resisting because they want to control their own destiny, rather than be dictated to by a foreign occupier.
- This is an outlandish thing to say - as if the occupiers had not selected and trained the security forces from day one.
- Gardai said the occupiers had forced their way into the house, via the back, which connects to a lane-way off Shelbourne Road.
- A UN administrative force however would have the additional benefit of shifting the perception of the international force from that of occupier to stabiliser.
- The view held by the people, however, is that these forces are occupiers and should leave.
- Over the next 24 years, the occupiers inflicted massacres, hunger, forced sterilization, and attempts at cultural annihilation on East Timor.
- They must believe that their country will soon be returned to them and that they have not traded a tyrant for an occupier.

Definition of occupier in US English:

occupier

nounˈäkyəˌpī(ə)r

1British A person or company residing in or using a property as its owner or tenant, or (illegally) as a squatter.
〈英〉居住者，使用者；非法占用者
Example sentencesExamples
- It has, as Stein JA points out, an inherent quality that it will be used to the benefit of subsequent owners and occupiers.
- The individual claimants are freehold owners and occupiers of their homes in Church Village.
- Exclusive possession distinguishes an occupier who may in due course acquire title under the Limitation Act 1980 from a mere trespasser.
- The plaintiffs were lessees and occupiers of one of the flats.
- All owners, occupiers, statutory bodies and other interested parties will receive full details of the proposals this month.
- Thus, the escape was one for which custom had long since imposed strict liability on the occupier of the land.
- If there is actual occupation, and the occupier has rights, the purchaser takes subject to them.
- The new buildings will offer potential occupiers a different style of office accommodation.
- The second is satisfied if the occupier knows that the claimant may come into the vicinity of the danger.
- The adjudication provisions in the Minor Works contract do not exclude residential occupiers from their ambit as does the Act.
- An occupier under a beneficial lease cannot require the annual value to be cut down to the rent actually reserved.
- The retail market continues to be the best performer in the commercial sector with strong demand from tenants and occupiers.
- It seems to embrace the proposition that owners or occupiers are insurers for the safety of others.
- Is there a genuine issue for trial on the question of whether Monk Realty was an occupier of the sidewalk?
- Under Section 106, the Act, following the Latham Report, does not apply to a construction contract with a residential occupier.
- There is already a great deal of interest in the development and we know that these facilities will prove an additional attraction to potential occupiers.
- The Act further provides for the prosecution of landowners who illegally evict occupiers from their land.
- To date the local authority has been obliged to notify the owner and occupier that the property will be revalued, but this will no longer be the case.
- The gypsies in South Bucks were both owners and occupiers of the land, albeit occupying it in breach of planning legislation.
- Mr Fagan is advising owners and occupiers of similar properties that their buildings should be regularly surveyed and repaired.
2A member of a group that takes possession of a country by force.
（以武力占领某一国家的）占领者
the occupiers were reported to have rounded up civilians and carried them off to unknown fates
Example sentencesExamples
- A UN administrative force however would have the additional benefit of shifting the perception of the international force from that of occupier to stabiliser.
- Gardai said the occupiers had forced their way into the house, via the back, which connects to a lane-way off Shelbourne Road.
- They now seem motivated primarily by anger at foreign forces, which they perceive as occupiers.
- The view held by the people, however, is that these forces are occupiers and should leave.
- They must believe that their country will soon be returned to them and that they have not traded a tyrant for an occupier.
- Over the next 24 years, the occupiers inflicted massacres, hunger, forced sterilization, and attempts at cultural annihilation on East Timor.
- The occupiers possess strong conventional military forces, including tanks and artillery.
- To this day, many people in France possess reservations about whether armed opposition to the occupiers was worthwhile.
- Saunders has also noted journalists' general disregard for female occupation leader when reporting the occupiers' stance.
- He then asked Horan if the coalition forces in Iraq were liberators or occupiers.
- They extracted resources and, with the help of small groups of locals, became autocratic occupiers of the land.
- The UN is not going to commit forces to be killed as occupiers, nor is NATO coming to save us.
- This is an outlandish thing to say - as if the occupiers had not selected and trained the security forces from day one.
- Hand of Death is set in 17th century China, the Ching dynasty era when Manchu occupiers persecuted the members of the Shaolin sect.
- The occupiers are a group of ‘sovereignty radicals’ who have no family connections with the original land owners.
- No, the they are resisting because they want to control their own destiny, rather than be dictated to by a foreign occupier.

单词	occupier
释义	Definition of occupier in English: occupier noun ˈɒkjʊpʌɪə 1British A person or company residing in or using a property as its owner or tenant, or (illegally) as a squatter. 〈英〉居住者，使用者；非法占用者 Example sentencesExamples An occupier under a beneficial lease cannot require the annual value to be cut down to the rent actually reserved. Exclusive possession distinguishes an occupier who may in due course acquire title under the Limitation Act 1980 from a mere trespasser. It has, as Stein JA points out, an inherent quality that it will be used to the benefit of subsequent owners and occupiers. The plaintiffs were lessees and occupiers of one of the flats. If there is actual occupation, and the occupier has rights, the purchaser takes subject to them. The gypsies in South Bucks were both owners and occupiers of the land, albeit occupying it in breach of planning legislation. The new buildings will offer potential occupiers a different style of office accommodation. Under Section 106, the Act, following the Latham Report, does not apply to a construction contract with a residential occupier. The individual claimants are freehold owners and occupiers of their homes in Church Village. The retail market continues to be the best performer in the commercial sector with strong demand from tenants and occupiers. Mr Fagan is advising owners and occupiers of similar properties that their buildings should be regularly surveyed and repaired. Is there a genuine issue for trial on the question of whether Monk Realty was an occupier of the sidewalk? The second is satisfied if the occupier knows that the claimant may come into the vicinity of the danger. All owners, occupiers, statutory bodies and other interested parties will receive full details of the proposals this month. To date the local authority has been obliged to notify the owner and occupier that the property will be revalued, but this will no longer be the case. The Act further provides for the prosecution of landowners who illegally evict occupiers from their land. There is already a great deal of interest in the development and we know that these facilities will prove an additional attraction to potential occupiers. The adjudication provisions in the Minor Works contract do not exclude residential occupiers from their ambit as does the Act. Thus, the escape was one for which custom had long since imposed strict liability on the occupier of the land. It seems to embrace the proposition that owners or occupiers are insurers for the safety of others. 2A member of a group that takes possession of a country by force. （以武力占领某一国家的）占领者 the occupiers were reported to have rounded up civilians and carried them off to unknown fates Example sentencesExamples They extracted resources and, with the help of small groups of locals, became autocratic occupiers of the land. The occupiers possess strong conventional military forces, including tanks and artillery. They now seem motivated primarily by anger at foreign forces, which they perceive as occupiers. He then asked Horan if the coalition forces in Iraq were liberators or occupiers. To this day, many people in France possess reservations about whether armed opposition to the occupiers was worthwhile. Saunders has also noted journalists' general disregard for female occupation leader when reporting the occupiers' stance. Hand of Death is set in 17th century China, the Ching dynasty era when Manchu occupiers persecuted the members of the Shaolin sect. The occupiers are a group of ‘sovereignty radicals’ who have no family connections with the original land owners. The UN is not going to commit forces to be killed as occupiers, nor is NATO coming to save us. No, the they are resisting because they want to control their own destiny, rather than be dictated to by a foreign occupier. This is an outlandish thing to say - as if the occupiers had not selected and trained the security forces from day one. Gardai said the occupiers had forced their way into the house, via the back, which connects to a lane-way off Shelbourne Road. A UN administrative force however would have the additional benefit of shifting the perception of the international force from that of occupier to stabiliser. The view held by the people, however, is that these forces are occupiers and should leave. Over the next 24 years, the occupiers inflicted massacres, hunger, forced sterilization, and attempts at cultural annihilation on East Timor. They must believe that their country will soon be returned to them and that they have not traded a tyrant for an occupier. Definition of occupier in US English: occupier nounˈäkyəˌpī(ə)r 1British A person or company residing in or using a property as its owner or tenant, or (illegally) as a squatter. 〈英〉居住者，使用者；非法占用者 Example sentencesExamples It has, as Stein JA points out, an inherent quality that it will be used to the benefit of subsequent owners and occupiers. The individual claimants are freehold owners and occupiers of their homes in Church Village. Exclusive possession distinguishes an occupier who may in due course acquire title under the Limitation Act 1980 from a mere trespasser. The plaintiffs were lessees and occupiers of one of the flats. All owners, occupiers, statutory bodies and other interested parties will receive full details of the proposals this month. Thus, the escape was one for which custom had long since imposed strict liability on the occupier of the land. If there is actual occupation, and the occupier has rights, the purchaser takes subject to them. The new buildings will offer potential occupiers a different style of office accommodation. The second is satisfied if the occupier knows that the claimant may come into the vicinity of the danger. The adjudication provisions in the Minor Works contract do not exclude residential occupiers from their ambit as does the Act. An occupier under a beneficial lease cannot require the annual value to be cut down to the rent actually reserved. The retail market continues to be the best performer in the commercial sector with strong demand from tenants and occupiers. It seems to embrace the proposition that owners or occupiers are insurers for the safety of others. Is there a genuine issue for trial on the question of whether Monk Realty was an occupier of the sidewalk? Under Section 106, the Act, following the Latham Report, does not apply to a construction contract with a residential occupier. There is already a great deal of interest in the development and we know that these facilities will prove an additional attraction to potential occupiers. The Act further provides for the prosecution of landowners who illegally evict occupiers from their land. To date the local authority has been obliged to notify the owner and occupier that the property will be revalued, but this will no longer be the case. The gypsies in South Bucks were both owners and occupiers of the land, albeit occupying it in breach of planning legislation. Mr Fagan is advising owners and occupiers of similar properties that their buildings should be regularly surveyed and repaired. 2A member of a group that takes possession of a country by force. （以武力占领某一国家的）占领者 the occupiers were reported to have rounded up civilians and carried them off to unknown fates Example sentencesExamples A UN administrative force however would have the additional benefit of shifting the perception of the international force from that of occupier to stabiliser. Gardai said the occupiers had forced their way into the house, via the back, which connects to a lane-way off Shelbourne Road. They now seem motivated primarily by anger at foreign forces, which they perceive as occupiers. The view held by the people, however, is that these forces are occupiers and should leave. They must believe that their country will soon be returned to them and that they have not traded a tyrant for an occupier. Over the next 24 years, the occupiers inflicted massacres, hunger, forced sterilization, and attempts at cultural annihilation on East Timor. The occupiers possess strong conventional military forces, including tanks and artillery. To this day, many people in France possess reservations about whether armed opposition to the occupiers was worthwhile. Saunders has also noted journalists' general disregard for female occupation leader when reporting the occupiers' stance. He then asked Horan if the coalition forces in Iraq were liberators or occupiers. They extracted resources and, with the help of small groups of locals, became autocratic occupiers of the land. The UN is not going to commit forces to be killed as occupiers, nor is NATO coming to save us. This is an outlandish thing to say - as if the occupiers had not selected and trained the security forces from day one. Hand of Death is set in 17th century China, the Ching dynasty era when Manchu occupiers persecuted the members of the Shaolin sect. The occupiers are a group of ‘sovereignty radicals’ who have no family connections with the original land owners. No, the they are resisting because they want to control their own destiny, rather than be dictated to by a foreign occupier.
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