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

• The post vacated was filled by him.
  空出的职位由他填补了。
• China is not bidding to fill the role of global hegemon recently vacated by the US.
  中国并不打算接手美国不久前空出的全球霸主地位。
• I told myself that, even if I had to spend everything I had, I would have that woman and would take by right the place which I had vacated so quickly.
  我暗自说道，就是倾家荡产，我也要得到这个姑娘，占有那个我刚才一下子就放弃了的位置。
• Since his match factory had folded up, he had vacated one wing in case he had to sub-let part of the house, and dismissed one cook and two maids.
  自从他的火柴厂亏本以来，他将半边的厢房挪空了，预备分租出去，他又辞歇了一个饭司务，两个奶妈。
• 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。
• 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。
• In a fixed time every morning, bustling streets "automatic" vacated, after the ceremony, street recovery lively.
  每天早上一到固定时间，熙熙攘攘的街道“自动”腾空，仪式结束后又恢复热闹。
• In Oxford, Cambridge and Exeter, youngsters from abroad fill university dormitories and housing vacated by students.
  在牛津、剑桥和埃克塞特，其他国家的年轻人占据了大学寝室，以及学生们空出的房屋。
• He was convicted on four counts of fraud and obstruction of justice in 2007 and served 29 months in prison until the Supreme Court vacated the convictions.
  2007年，他被判四宗欺诈及妨碍司法罪名成立，并入狱29个月，直到美国最高法院（supremecourt）宣布判决无效。
• The title vacated by ali's retirement would be fiercely contested.
  人们将激烈竞争因阿里退休而空出的那个头衔。