vacancy in Japanese
vacancy in Japanese is 欠員 — vacancy means a job or position that is currently unfilled and available.
vacancy in Japanese
欠員
Pronounced: ketsuin
An unoccupied position or job.
What does "vacancy" mean?
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noun A job or position that is currently unfilled and available.
"The company has a vacancy for a marketing assistant."
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noun An available room in a hotel or similar accommodation.
"The motel sign flashed "No Vacancy.""
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noun An empty or unoccupied space.
"There was a vacancy on the shelf where the vase used to sit."
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vacancy in a sentence
- The company has a vacancy for a marketing assistant.
- The motel sign flashed "No Vacancy."
- There was a vacancy on the shelf where the vase used to sit.
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What is "vacancy" in Japanese?
"vacancy" in Japanese is 欠員. vacancy means: A job or position that is currently unfilled and available.
How do you pronounce 欠員?
"vacancy" in Japanese is 欠員, pronounced "ketsuin".
How do you use "vacancy" in a sentence?
Example: "The company has a vacancy for a marketing assistant." In Japanese, "vacancy" is 欠員.
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