vacancy
n. 空缺; 空虚; 空白; 空位
A vacancy is a job or position which has not been filled.
They had a short-term vacancy for a person on the foreign desk...
他们在国际新闻组有一个短期的空缺职位。
Most vacancies are at senior level, requiring appropriate qualifications.
大多数空缺属于高层职位,要求具备相应的资历。
If there are vacancies at a building such as a hotel, some of the rooms are available to rent.
This year hotels that usually are jammed had vacancies all summer.
今年,那些通常爆满的旅店整个夏天都有空客房。
1. being unoccupied
2. an empty area or space;
B: We do have a vacancy here. We need a nurse.
我们的确有个空缺. 我们需要一个护士.
I am sorry, there is no such vacancy at present.
对不起, 目前没有这样的空缺.
The vacancy has been filled.
空缺已有人补上.
The vacancy of the boy's expression made Father doubt if he was listening.
儿子毫无表情使父亲怀疑他是否在专心听.
I believe the vacancy rate is dangerously high at present.
我相信目前的空房率高得要命.