Definition of unoccupied in English:

unoccupied

adjective ʌnˈɒkjʊpʌɪdˌənˈɑkjəˌpaɪd

1(of a building, seat, etc.) not being occupied or used.
the house has been unoccupied for some time
房子已有一段时间没人住了。
Example sentencesExamples
- Normally, there was this girl, Nicole, who I was convinced was secretly stalking me, and she would always sit next to me when Natalie or Lauren left the other part of the seat unoccupied.
Synonyms
vacant, empty, uninhabited, untenanted, tenantless, vacated, unused
free, untaken, available, to let
uninhabited, unpopulated, unpeopled, unsettled, unfrequented
deserted, evacuated, depopulated, abandoned, forsaken
desolate, bare, barren, wild, godforsaken
1. 1.1 (of a country or area) not occupied by an enemy.
  unoccupied France
  Example sentencesExamples
  Their just cause is to be able to live freely in their own country, unoccupied by foreigners.
  So we have those areas that are unoccupied being patrolled by anti-looting squads with assistance from the military.
  Arafat's campaign has done nothing but convince the IDF that an unoccupied West Bank is a grave threat to Israeli security.
  Vichy governed the French colonies and the southern part of France unoccupied by German troops and claimed that it was neutral in the war.
  The Stryker Brigade is especially vulnerable to long lines of communication, unoccupied battlespace, and bypassed enemy forces.
  Any piece of the urban landscape is subject to enemy reoccupation if it is left unoccupied or is not cordoned off by friendly forces.
2(of a person) not busy or active.
Example sentencesExamples
- So that's how bored and unoccupied I was when I happened to come across this artist while surfing (being unbelievably bored).
- And when I'm unoccupied, I can never think of anything to do, or the lists I have of things to do don't appeal.
- Large numbers of unoccupied children threatened the social fabric, and ‘churches began to acknowledge that they could not provide sufficient education to keep pace with their recognition of the need for it’.
- There's no force more destructive than a pack of unoccupied children.

Definition of unoccupied in US English:

unoccupied

adjectiveˌənˈäkyəˌpīdˌənˈɑkjəˌpaɪd

1(of ground) not occupied by inhabitants.
Example sentencesExamples
- If seed addition results in recruitment at sites that are not occupied, a corollary is that larger regions may include unoccupied, but suitable, sites.
- Speaking of the good, every resource on the country I can find says the beaches are breathtaking and largely unoccupied.
- The present results suggest that many unoccupied boreal lakes are inferior Mallard habitats and that foodbased limitation of population density may occur during the brood stage.
- We predicted the same differences in vegetation between occupied and unoccupied forests and between areas occupied by clustered and solitary males.
- The five critical habitat units include almost all of the currently occupied land and enough unoccupied historical habitat to support a self-sustaining population.
- The large magnitude of this peak is a result of displacing the electron-rich sulfur to a new position that is unoccupied in the ground state.
- She looked quickly around, but the remote part of the palace grounds was still unoccupied.
- For each species, the patches were assigned to one of the three following categories: occupied, unoccupied suitable, and unoccupied unsuitable.
- Wolseley's force entered Kumasi on 3 February, and finding it unoccupied burnt it to the ground and withdrew three days later.
- With their much higher reproductive rates, herbivores probably occupied the far-flung unoccupied zones of the earth well in advance of predators and man.
- The people of Buntog have lived here since 1911 when the area was unoccupied virgin forest.
1. 1.1 (of premises) having fixtures and furniture but no inhabitants or occupants.
  Compare with vacant
  Example sentencesExamples
  They systematically attempted to destroy 30 new, unoccupied homes in an environmentally controversial subdivision.
  If the premises are unoccupied, a copy of the warrant must be left in a prominent place.
  This is particularly true for the crimes of house breaking when the premises are unoccupied.
  A street dog and its family found shelter in the premises of an unoccupied house.
  The smoke-damaged house was boarded up and unoccupied today, and the occupants were thought to be staying with relatives.
  The lounge was equally unoccupied, and the furniture remained untouched.
  In mitigation, Ms Kelly said that although the premises were unoccupied when the burglary took place the ‘high’ value of items taken was an aggravating factor.
  No one was harmed, since the building was unoccupied.
  McDonald said all the premises were unoccupied at the time the burglars struck over the past week.
  You've earned credits in painting slogans, vandalizing SUVs, freeing animals from farms and laboratories and setting fires to unoccupied buildings.
  The Guardian has uncovered evidence suggesting that these flats are either unoccupied, are business addresses or have long been inhabited by different people.
  Halfway through my shower I heard the pair of them race down the stairs again after Drew hollered up that the bathroom on the ground floor was now unoccupied.
  The landlords have money and can afford to hold out for exorbitant rents from the next tenants, while the London Borough of Camden allow them to go rate-free because the premises are unoccupied.
  As this article in today's San Diego Union-Tribune explains, the house sat unbought and unoccupied for 261 days.
  Having made sure the premises were unoccupied he removed a panel from the back door to gain entry.
  Limerick city is set for a major multi million boost with the announcement of a new tax relief scheme for conversion of unoccupied premises to living quarters.
  The building security system can notify the building HVAC or lighting system that a particular area in the facility is occupied or unoccupied.
  I felt that many premises were unoccupied and had been for quite a while.
  At approximately 5 a.m. Sunday, the fire alarm in the unoccupied room went off and the student living in the room next door notified the RA.
  Apparently I'd been flying some people to a picnic, a gathering, but since we'd crashed they decided to have the party in an unoccupied house.
  Synonyms
  vacant, empty, uninhabited, untenanted, tenantless, vacated, unused
  uninhabited, unpopulated, unpeopled, unsettled, unfrequented
2Not engaged in work or a pursuit; idle.
Example sentencesExamples
- There's no force more destructive than a pack of unoccupied children.
- So that's how bored and unoccupied I was when I happened to come across this artist while surfing (being unbelievably bored).
- And when I'm unoccupied, I can never think of anything to do, or the lists I have of things to do don't appeal.
- Large numbers of unoccupied children threatened the social fabric, and ‘churches began to acknowledge that they could not provide sufficient education to keep pace with their recognition of the need for it’.
3Not occupied by enemy troops.
Example sentencesExamples
- Any piece of the urban landscape is subject to enemy reoccupation if it is left unoccupied or is not cordoned off by friendly forces.
- Their just cause is to be able to live freely in their own country, unoccupied by foreigners.
- The Stryker Brigade is especially vulnerable to long lines of communication, unoccupied battlespace, and bypassed enemy forces.
- Arafat's campaign has done nothing but convince the IDF that an unoccupied West Bank is a grave threat to Israeli security.
- Vichy governed the French colonies and the southern part of France unoccupied by German troops and claimed that it was neutral in the war.
- So we have those areas that are unoccupied being patrolled by anti-looting squads with assistance from the military.

单词	unoccupied
释义	Definition of unoccupied in English: unoccupied adjective ʌnˈɒkjʊpʌɪdˌənˈɑkjəˌpaɪd 1(of a building, seat, etc.) not being occupied or used. the house has been unoccupied for some time 房子已有一段时间没人住了。 Example sentencesExamples Normally, there was this girl, Nicole, who I was convinced was secretly stalking me, and she would always sit next to me when Natalie or Lauren left the other part of the seat unoccupied. Synonyms vacant, empty, uninhabited, untenanted, tenantless, vacated, unused free, untaken, available, to let uninhabited, unpopulated, unpeopled, unsettled, unfrequented deserted, evacuated, depopulated, abandoned, forsaken desolate, bare, barren, wild, godforsaken 1.1 (of a country or area) not occupied by an enemy. unoccupied France Example sentencesExamples Their just cause is to be able to live freely in their own country, unoccupied by foreigners. So we have those areas that are unoccupied being patrolled by anti-looting squads with assistance from the military. Arafat's campaign has done nothing but convince the IDF that an unoccupied West Bank is a grave threat to Israeli security. Vichy governed the French colonies and the southern part of France unoccupied by German troops and claimed that it was neutral in the war. The Stryker Brigade is especially vulnerable to long lines of communication, unoccupied battlespace, and bypassed enemy forces. Any piece of the urban landscape is subject to enemy reoccupation if it is left unoccupied or is not cordoned off by friendly forces. 2(of a person) not busy or active. Example sentencesExamples So that's how bored and unoccupied I was when I happened to come across this artist while surfing (being unbelievably bored). And when I'm unoccupied, I can never think of anything to do, or the lists I have of things to do don't appeal. Large numbers of unoccupied children threatened the social fabric, and ‘churches began to acknowledge that they could not provide sufficient education to keep pace with their recognition of the need for it’. There's no force more destructive than a pack of unoccupied children. Definition of unoccupied in US English: unoccupied adjectiveˌənˈäkyəˌpīdˌənˈɑkjəˌpaɪd 1(of ground) not occupied by inhabitants. Example sentencesExamples If seed addition results in recruitment at sites that are not occupied, a corollary is that larger regions may include unoccupied, but suitable, sites. Speaking of the good, every resource on the country I can find says the beaches are breathtaking and largely unoccupied. The present results suggest that many unoccupied boreal lakes are inferior Mallard habitats and that foodbased limitation of population density may occur during the brood stage. We predicted the same differences in vegetation between occupied and unoccupied forests and between areas occupied by clustered and solitary males. The five critical habitat units include almost all of the currently occupied land and enough unoccupied historical habitat to support a self-sustaining population. The large magnitude of this peak is a result of displacing the electron-rich sulfur to a new position that is unoccupied in the ground state. She looked quickly around, but the remote part of the palace grounds was still unoccupied. For each species, the patches were assigned to one of the three following categories: occupied, unoccupied suitable, and unoccupied unsuitable. Wolseley's force entered Kumasi on 3 February, and finding it unoccupied burnt it to the ground and withdrew three days later. With their much higher reproductive rates, herbivores probably occupied the far-flung unoccupied zones of the earth well in advance of predators and man. The people of Buntog have lived here since 1911 when the area was unoccupied virgin forest. 1.1 (of premises) having fixtures and furniture but no inhabitants or occupants. Compare with vacant Example sentencesExamples They systematically attempted to destroy 30 new, unoccupied homes in an environmentally controversial subdivision. If the premises are unoccupied, a copy of the warrant must be left in a prominent place. This is particularly true for the crimes of house breaking when the premises are unoccupied. A street dog and its family found shelter in the premises of an unoccupied house. The smoke-damaged house was boarded up and unoccupied today, and the occupants were thought to be staying with relatives. The lounge was equally unoccupied, and the furniture remained untouched. In mitigation, Ms Kelly said that although the premises were unoccupied when the burglary took place the ‘high’ value of items taken was an aggravating factor. No one was harmed, since the building was unoccupied. McDonald said all the premises were unoccupied at the time the burglars struck over the past week. You've earned credits in painting slogans, vandalizing SUVs, freeing animals from farms and laboratories and setting fires to unoccupied buildings. The Guardian has uncovered evidence suggesting that these flats are either unoccupied, are business addresses or have long been inhabited by different people. Halfway through my shower I heard the pair of them race down the stairs again after Drew hollered up that the bathroom on the ground floor was now unoccupied. The landlords have money and can afford to hold out for exorbitant rents from the next tenants, while the London Borough of Camden allow them to go rate-free because the premises are unoccupied. As this article in today's San Diego Union-Tribune explains, the house sat unbought and unoccupied for 261 days. Having made sure the premises were unoccupied he removed a panel from the back door to gain entry. Limerick city is set for a major multi million boost with the announcement of a new tax relief scheme for conversion of unoccupied premises to living quarters. The building security system can notify the building HVAC or lighting system that a particular area in the facility is occupied or unoccupied. I felt that many premises were unoccupied and had been for quite a while. At approximately 5 a.m. Sunday, the fire alarm in the unoccupied room went off and the student living in the room next door notified the RA. Apparently I'd been flying some people to a picnic, a gathering, but since we'd crashed they decided to have the party in an unoccupied house. Synonyms vacant, empty, uninhabited, untenanted, tenantless, vacated, unused uninhabited, unpopulated, unpeopled, unsettled, unfrequented 2Not engaged in work or a pursuit; idle. Example sentencesExamples There's no force more destructive than a pack of unoccupied children. So that's how bored and unoccupied I was when I happened to come across this artist while surfing (being unbelievably bored). And when I'm unoccupied, I can never think of anything to do, or the lists I have of things to do don't appeal. Large numbers of unoccupied children threatened the social fabric, and ‘churches began to acknowledge that they could not provide sufficient education to keep pace with their recognition of the need for it’. 3Not occupied by enemy troops. Example sentencesExamples Any piece of the urban landscape is subject to enemy reoccupation if it is left unoccupied or is not cordoned off by friendly forces. Their just cause is to be able to live freely in their own country, unoccupied by foreigners. The Stryker Brigade is especially vulnerable to long lines of communication, unoccupied battlespace, and bypassed enemy forces. Arafat's campaign has done nothing but convince the IDF that an unoccupied West Bank is a grave threat to Israeli security. Vichy governed the French colonies and the southern part of France unoccupied by German troops and claimed that it was neutral in the war. So we have those areas that are unoccupied being patrolled by anti-looting squads with assistance from the military.
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