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['veɪk(ə)n(t)sɪ]сущ.1) пустотаShe did not replace my mother; no one could do that; but she came into a vacancy in my heart, which closed upon her, and I felt towards her something I have never felt for any other human being. (Ch. Dickens, David Copperfield) — Нет, она не заменила мне мать, этого никто не смог бы сделать, но она заполнила пустоту в моём сердце, и во мне возникло такое чувство к ней, которого я не испытывал ни к одному человеческому существу. (пер. А. Кривцовой, Е. Ланна)
Syn:void 1.2) пустое, незанятое местоSyn:blank 2.3) пробел, пропускSyn:4)а) вакансия, свободное (рабочее) местоto fill a vacancy — заполнить вакансию; занять должность; найти работника на вакантную должность
How could there be an election without a vacancy? — Как можно проводить выборы, если нет вакансий (для избираемых)?
б) помещение, сдающееся внаёмNo Vacancies. — Мест нет. ( объявление в гостинице)
в) церковь, в которой нет постоянного священника5) нехватка (чего-л.)Syn:6)а) безучастность; бездеятельностьChess was a sport that agreed well with their sedentary vacancy. — Шахматы были тем видом спорта, который хорошо сочетался с их сидячим бездельем.
Syn:б) глупость, бессодержательность, пустота ( интеллектуальная)He is a smiling piece of vacancy. — Он просто улыбающийся болван.
Syn:в) беспечность, рассеянность7) уст. свободное время, отпуск, отдых, каникулы
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