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1 unfilled
un·filled[ʌnˈfɪld]the number of \unfilled teaching posts is increasing die Zahl der offenen Stellen in Lehrberufen steigt anan \unfilled hole ein nicht aufgefülltes Loch* * *[ʌn'fɪld]adjungefüllt; job offen, unbesetzt; seat (= not taken) leer; (POL) unbesetzt; order book un(aus)gefüllt* * *unfilled adj1. leer2. fig frei, offen, unbesetzt (Stelle etc) -
2 payroll variance
учет отклонение по сумме начисленной заработной платы* (разность между суммой, кредитованной по счету заработной платы, и суммами, дебетованными по счету незавершенного производства по прямой зарплате и по счету цеховых накладных расходов по зарплате непроизводственного персонала)The payroll variance resulted from the unfilled vacancies during October through November 2001. — Отклонение начисленной заработной платы стало результатом наличия свободных рабочих мест [вакантных позиций\] с октября по ноябрь 2001 г.
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3 vacancy
['veɪkənsɪ]1) (free room) camera f. libera"vacancies" — (on sign) "camere libere"
"no vacancies" — "completo"
2) (unfilled job, place) posto m. vacante"no vacancies" — (on sign) = non ci sono posti di lavoro disponibili
3) (stupidity) vacuità f., ottusità f.* * *plural - vacancies; noun1) (an unoccupied post: We have a vacancy for a typist.) posto vacante2) (the condition of being vacant; emptiness: The vacancy of his expression made me doubt if he was listening.) vuoto* * *['veɪkənsɪ]1) (free room) camera f. libera"vacancies" — (on sign) "camere libere"
"no vacancies" — "completo"
2) (unfilled job, place) posto m. vacante"no vacancies" — (on sign) = non ci sono posti di lavoro disponibili
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4 vacancy
vacancy [ˈveɪkənsɪ]• "no vacancies" « complet »b. ( = job) poste m à pourvoir* * *['veɪkənsɪ]1) ( free room) chambre f libre‘vacancies’ — ‘chambres libres’
‘no vacancies’ — ‘complet’
2) ( unfilled job) poste m à pourvoir, poste m vacant‘no vacancies’ — ‘pas d'embauche’
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5 vacancy
vacancy n1 ( free room) chambre f libre ; ‘vacancies’ ( on sign) ‘chambres libres’ ; ‘no vacancies’ ‘complet’ ;2 ( on campsite) emplacement m libre ;3 (unfilled job, place) poste m à pourvoir, poste m vacant ; a vacancy for an accountant un poste de comptable à pourvoir ; to fill/create a vacancy pourvoir/libérer un poste (for de) ; to advertise a vacancy faire paraître une offre d'emploi ; ‘no vacancies’ ( on sign) ‘pas d'embauche’ ;4 ( dreaminess) air m absent ;5 ( stupidity) stupidité f. -
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