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nounBewohner, der/Bewohnerin, die; (of post) Inhaber, der/Inhaberin, die; (of car, bus, etc.) Insasse, der/Insassin, die* * *noun (a person who occupies (a house etc), not necessarily the owner of the house.) der/die Bewohner(in)* * *oc·cu·pant[ˈɒkjəpənt, AM ˈɑ:kjə-]n ( form)* * *['ɒkjʊpənt]n(of house) Bewohner(in) m(f); (of post) Inhaber(in) m(f); (of car) Insasse m, Insassin f* * *occupant s2. Besitzer(in), Inhaber(in)3. Bewohner(in), Insasse m, Insassin f:the occupants of the house die Bewohner des Hauses;the occupants of the car die Insassen des Wagens* * *nounBewohner, der/Bewohnerin, die; (of post) Inhaber, der/Inhaberin, die; (of car, bus, etc.) Insasse, der/Insassin, die* * *n.Besetzer - m.Bewohner - m. -
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['ɒkjʊpənt] UK / USn(of house) Bewohner (-in) m (f), (of vehicle) Insasse m, Insassin f -
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > occupant density
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<mvhcl.int> ■ Platzverhältnisse im Fond nplEnglish-german technical dictionary > rear-seat occupant space
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transitive verb1) (Mil.; Polit. as demonstration) besetzen2) (reside in, be a tenant of) bewohnen3) (take up, fill) einnehmen; besetzen [Sitzplatz, Tisch]; belegen [Zimmer]; in Anspruch nehmen [Zeit, Aufmerksamkeit]how did you occupy your time? — wie hast du die Zeit verbracht?
4) (hold) innehaben [Stellung, Amt]occupy oneself [with doing something] — sich [mit etwas] beschäftigen
keep somebody['s mind] occupied — jemanden [geistig] beschäftigen
* * *2) (to live in: The family occupied a small flat.) beziehen3) (to capture: The soldiers occupied the town.) besetzen•- academic.ru/51126/occupant">occupant- occupation
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- occupier* * *oc·cu·py<- ie->[ˈɒkjəpaɪ, AM ˈɑ:kju:-]vt1. (fill)to \occupy a niche in the market eine Marktlücke füllento \occupy a position eine Stellung bekleidento \occupy a post einen Posten habento \occupy a room ein Zimmer belegento \occupy a small space ( form) wenig Platz einnehmento \occupy the throne den Thron innehabento \occupy time Zeit ausfüllen2. (preoccupy)to \occupy one's mind sich akk geistig beschäftigento \occupy sb's time jds Zeit in Anspruch nehmen3. (take control of)▪ to \occupy sth etw besetzen\occupying forces Besatzungstruppen pl* * *['ɒkjʊpaɪ]vt3) post, position innehaben, bekleiden (geh)4) (= take up) beanspruchen; space einnehmen; time in Anspruch nehmen, beanspruchen; (= help pass) ausfüllencan't you find some better way of occupying your time? — kannst du mit deiner Zeit nicht etwas Besseres anfangen?
5) (= busy) beschäftigena thought which has been occupying my mind — ein Gedanke, der mich beschäftigt
* * *1. Land etc in Besitz nehmen, Besitz ergreifen von:2. MIL besetzen4. fig ein Amt etc bekleiden, innehaben:occupy the chair den Vorsitz führen5. bewohnen6. Raum einnehmen7. Zeit in Anspruch nehmen8. jemanden beschäftigen, anstellen:be occupied with one’s own thoughts mit seinen eigenen Gedanken beschäftigt sein;9. fig jemandes Geist beschäftigen* * *transitive verb1) (Mil.; Polit. as demonstration) besetzen2) (reside in, be a tenant of) bewohnen3) (take up, fill) einnehmen; besetzen [Sitzplatz, Tisch]; belegen [Zimmer]; in Anspruch nehmen [Zeit, Aufmerksamkeit]4) (hold) innehaben [Stellung, Amt]5) (busy, employ) beschäftigenoccupy oneself [with doing something] — sich [mit etwas] beschäftigen
keep somebody['s mind] occupied — jemanden [geistig] beschäftigen
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noun1) (of flat, residential building) Mieter, der/Mieterin, die; (of farm, shop) Pächter, der/Pächterin, die* * *['tenənt](a person who pays rent to another for the use of a house, building, land etc: That man is a tenant of the estate; ( also adjective) tenant farmers.) der/die Pächter(in); Pacht-...- academic.ru/118891/tenanted">tenanted* * *ten·ant[ˈtenənt]sitting \tenant durch Mietschutz [o SCHWEIZ Mieterschutz] geschützter Mieter/geschützte Mieterin* * *['tenənt]1. nMieter(in) m(f); (of farm) Pächter(in) m(f)2. vt (form)house zur Miete wohnen in (+dat); premises gemietet haben; farm in Pacht haben* * *tenant [ˈtenənt]A s1. JUR Pächter(in), Mieter(in):tenant farmer (Guts)Pächter(in);tenants’ association Interessengemeinschaft f von Mietern2. JUR Inhaber(in) (von Realbesitz, Renten etc)3. Bewohner(in)4. JUR, HIST Lehnsmann m:tenant in chief Kronvasall mB v/t2. JUR innehaben3. bewohnen4. beherbergen:this house tenants five families in diesem Haus wohnen fünf Familien* * *noun1) (of flat, residential building) Mieter, der/Mieterin, die; (of farm, shop) Pächter, der/Pächterin, die* * *n.Mieter - m.Pächter - m. -
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occupant — occupant, ante [ ɔkypɑ̃, ɑ̃t ] adj. et n. • 1480; p. prés. de occuper 1 ♦ Dr. Qui occupe un lieu. La partie occupante. ♢ N. Cour. Personne qui habite un lieu, qui y demeure. ⇒ habitant. L occupant d une chambre d hôtel. Spécialt, dr. Ancien… … Encyclopédie Universelle
occupant — oc·cu·pant / ä kyə pənt/ n 1: one who occupies a particular place an occupant of the car the occupant of the apartment 2: one who acquires title by occupancy Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
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occupant — oc‧cu‧pant [ˈɒkjpənt ǁ ˈɑːk ] noun [countable] someone who lives in a building or an organization that has offices in a building, especially a building owned by someone else: • There are many empty offices seeking new occupants. * * * occupant… … Financial and business terms
occupant — Occupant. adj. v. Qui occupe, il n est en usage qu en cette phrase. Premier occupant. Un pays exposé au premier occupant. le droit du premier occupant est d ordinaire bien fort … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
Occupant — Oc cu*pant, n. [L. occupans, p. pr. of occupare: cf. F. occupant. See {Occupy}.] 1. One who occupies, or takes possession; one who has the actual use or possession, or is in possession, of a thing; as, the occupant of the apartment is not at home … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
occupant — (n.) 1590s, from O.Fr. occupant (15c.) or directly from L. occupantem (nom. occupans), prp. of occupare to take possession of (see OCCUPY (Cf. occupy)). Earlier noun form was ocupier (early 14c.) … Etymology dictionary
occupant — [n] person who resides in a place addressee, denizen, dweller, holder, householder, incumbent, indweller, inhabitant, lessee, occupier, possessor, renter, resident, resider, tenant, user; concept 414 Ant. displaced person … New thesaurus
occupant — ► NOUN 1) a person who occupies a place at a given time. 2) the holder of a position or office … English terms dictionary
occupant — [äk′yo͞o pənt, äk′yəpənt] n. [< L occupans, prp. of occupare,OCCUPY] 1. a person who occupies a house, post, etc. 2. a person who acquires title to anything by occupancy … English World dictionary
occupant — Person in possession. Person having possessory rights, who can control what goes on on premises. One who has actual use, possession or control of a thing. Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County v. Stepanik, 25 Pa.Cmwlth. 180, 360 A.2d 300,… … Black's law dictionary