vacated

英 [vəˈkeɪtɪd]

美 [ˈveɪkeɪtɪd]

v.  搬出，腾出，空出(建筑物、座位等); 辞(职); 让(位)
vacate的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：vacated　过去式：vacated　

BNC.40710 / COCA.31796

柯林斯词典

• VERB 腾出（空间）;辞去（职位）
  If youvacatea place or a job, you leave it or give it up, making it available for other people.
  1. He vacated the flat and went to stay with an uncle...
     他搬出了公寓，住到了他的一个叔叔那里。
  2. He recently vacated his post as NHS Personnel Director...
     他最近辞去了国民保健署人事主管一职。
  3. Chris slumped down in the chair Mrs Tennant had just vacated.
     克里斯一屁股坐在坦南特夫人刚刚腾出的椅子上。

双语例句

• They vacated Earth well ahead of time, and were able to calculate the time of passage based on historical records.
  他们提前撤离了地球，可根据历史记录计算出过境的时间。
• Chris slumped down in the chair Mrs Tennant had just vacated.
  克里斯一屁股坐在坦南特夫人刚刚腾出的椅子上。
• I see you've vacated the elevator for the evening.
  我看见你今天晚上已经腾出电梯的空间了。
• She has taken over the role vacated by her boss.
  她已接任她的上司辞去的职位。
• It's the Law Front Seats must be vacated for seniors and persons with disability.
  依据法律，前排座位为老人残疾人专用。
• And just so happen they're looking for a good person to fill a recently vacated switchboard position.
  刚巧他们在找一个合适的人，填补最近空缺的接线总机的职位。
• And Frye's lament about the way vacated Senate seats are filled could hardly sound more contemporary.
  同时弗莱依对当前参议员空缺的填补方式的失望再现实不过。
• The house was vacated bag and baggage in a matter of hours.
  这幢房子在几个小时里就全部腾出来了。
• That means being the first into the carriage just as seats are being vacated, which in turn means standing in front of the opening doors and generally getting in everybody's way.
  在座位空出来时要第一个上车，那就意味着得站在门口挡住别人的路。
• A tip-off led to the basement of a house recently vacated by Mr Rodenstock and the discovery of piles of blank labels, corks and other counterfeiter's paraphernalia.
  一则警告使得罗德斯多克先生近来搬离了那里，在那所房子的地下室里还发现了成推的空白标签，瓶塞和其他造假工具。