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1 tenancy
tr['tenənsɪ]1 (period) contrato de alquiler; (possession) arrendamienton.• alquiler s.m.• arriendo s.m.• inquilinato s.m.'tenənsiduring their tenancy — mientras ellos fueron (or sean etc) los inquilinos or arrendatarios; (before n)
['tenǝnsɪ]tenancy agreement — contrato m de alquiler or arriendo
1.N (=possession, period) tenencia f, inquilinato m ; (=lease) arriendo m, alquiler mjoint/multiple tenancy — arriendo m or alquiler m conjunto/múltiple
2.CPDtenancy agreement N — contrato m de alquiler
* * *['tenənsi]during their tenancy — mientras ellos fueron (or sean etc) los inquilinos or arrendatarios; (before n)
tenancy agreement — contrato m de alquiler or arriendo
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2 occupancy
tr['ɒkjəpənsɪ]1 ocupación nombre femeninon.• ocupación s.f.• reserva s.f.• tenencia s.f.'ɑːkjəpənsi, 'ɒkjʊpənsimass noun ( of building) ocupación fduring his occupancy of the post — mientras ocupó el cargo, mientras estuvo en posesión del cargo
['ɒkjʊpǝnsɪ]N ocupación f ; (=tenancy) inquilinato m ; [of post] tenencia f* * *['ɑːkjəpənsi, 'ɒkjʊpənsi]mass noun ( of building) ocupación fduring his occupancy of the post — mientras ocupó el cargo, mientras estuvo en posesión del cargo
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3 occupation
1) (a person's job or work.) ocupación, profesión2) (the act of occupying (a house, town etc).) ocupación3) (the period of time during which a town, house etc is occupied: During the occupation, there was a shortage of food.) ocupación1. profesión / ocupación2. pasatiempo / ocupaciónwhat is your favourite occupation? ¿cuál es tu pasatiempo preferido?tr[ɒkjə'peɪʃən]2 (pastime) pasatiempo3 (act, state of occupying) ocupación nombre femeninooccupation [.ɑkjə'peɪʃən] n: ocupación f, profesión f, oficio mn.• inquilinato s.m.n.• empleo s.m.• menester s.m.• negocio s.m.• ocupación s.f.• oficio s.m.• quehacer s.m.'ɑːkjə'peɪʃən, ˌɒkjʊ'peɪʃən1) c (profession, activity) ocupación f2) u c ( Mil) ocupación fto be under occupation — estar* ocupado
3) u ( of accommodations) ocupación f[ˌɒkjʊ'peɪʃǝn]N1) (=employment) empleo m, profesión fwhat is his occupation? — ¿cuál es su profesión?
it gives occupation to 50 men — emplea a 50 hombres, proporciona empleo a 50 hombres
2) (=pastime) pasatiempo m3) (Mil etc) ocupación farmy of occupation — ejército m de ocupación
4) [of house etc] tenencia fa house unfit for occupation — una casa inhabitable, una casa carente de las condiciones mínimas de habitabilidad
5) [of post, office] tenencia f* * *['ɑːkjə'peɪʃən, ˌɒkjʊ'peɪʃən]1) c (profession, activity) ocupación f2) u c ( Mil) ocupación fto be under occupation — estar* ocupado
3) u ( of accommodations) ocupación f
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