unoccupied造句怎麼寫

A position, an office, or a place of accommodation that is unfilled or unoccupied.

In the room is unoccupied, position your cart in front of the door and leave the door open. Begin cleaning.

So there are a lot of unoccupied houses and not a lot of new houses being built.

The small guest bedroom, previously assumed to be unoccupied, as there had been no unfamiliar shoes in the had he seen a foreign jacket in the closet.

A chain hoist helped raise a heavy pile of green oak, barn siding and pine flooring up into this formerly unoccupied Kentucky coffee tree.

The only unoccupied seat was directly adjacent to a well-dressed middle-aged lady and was being used by her little dog. The war weary soldier asked, "Please, ma'am, may I sit in that seat?"

an unoccupied telephone booth

(of time)for leisure;unoccupied

in one of her rare unoccupied moments

The house was unoccupied for several years and went to rack and ruin.

The translator's emotional experience centers on his imagination with his mind unoccupied as the prerequisite and empathy as the purpose.

A recent fire blaze at an unoccupied luxury hotel in Beijing has once again brought the issue to the forefront of public discussion.

Smoke billowed from a single-engine plane that was trying to land at the Montrose airport when it slammed into an unoccupied truck parked on a residential street and exploded into flames Monday, killing the pilot and a passenger, in Montrose, Colorado.

The unoccupied orbital are called virtual orbitals.

My groping hands told me that although disarranged it was unoccupied.

When someone is awake, he looks awake. When someone is busy, he looks busy: His eyes are focused on his work and his body language is closed and preoccupied. When someone is unoccupied, he looks unoccupied: His body is open and moving, his eyes are questing and willing to make contact.

There were long stretches where the vast stretches of unoccupied blue seats in Gund Arena …

An empty or unoccupied space.

the percentage of all rental units (as in hotels) that are unoccupied or not rented at a given time.