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Meanings of vacancy in English
Russian
вакансия Type of point defect in a crystal, in which an atom is missing from one of the lattice sites.
Usage of vacancy in English
1
Lana Marks took the job earlier this year, following a 32-month vacancy.
2
It was the highest vacancy rate since the second quarter of 2005.
3
The potential vacancy comes not long after Obama assailed the high court.
4
Rent declines and vacancy rates may approach those of the early 1990s.
5
They are drawn thither by a vacancy in the post of town-organist.
6
The glow in his eyes grew brighter as he stared into vacancy.
7
I proceeded for many paces; but still all was blackness and vacancy.
8
It was the highest vacancy rate since the first quarter of 2002.
9
It was the first vacancy decline since the third quarter of 2007.
10
It is understood that he would be extremely interested in any vacancy.
11
Air began to escape and water rushed in to fill the vacancy.
12
That is required when there is a vacancy in the top job.
13
After that, the party leader can notify the Speaker of the vacancy.
14
He was recently linked to the managerial vacancy at Championship club Brentford.
15
Were I gone, a vacancy would arise from which they could profit.
16
Then he appeared, and by and by the vacancy was filled up.
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Ireland
Common
Australia
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New Zealand
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