Definition of multi-occupy in English:

multi-occupy

verb

[with object]usually as adjective multi-occupied

Occupy (a building) as one of a number of independent occupants or families of occupants, typically as tenants.
多户租用，多户共住
a multi-occupied house
一座多户共住的房屋。
Example sentencesExamples
- In multi-occupied houses, ballot papers will lie scattered across the whole floor to be picked up by anyone, while in some households, senior family members may exercise undue influence upon the way in which others cast their votes.
- There is a wide variety of commercial premises in Ireland today including multi-occupied office buildings, hotels, shopping centres, pubs and restaurants.

Derivatives

multi-occupancy

nounˌmʌltɪˈɒkjʊp(ə)nsi

mass noun

usually as modifier

Occupancy of a dwelling by a number of independent tenants or households.
overcrowded, multi-occupancy urban housing
Example sentencesExamples
- Yesterday in the neighbourhood, a local man, who asked not to be identified, said much of the area consisted of multi-occupancy and boarding houses, with some private houses.
- Hackney has a high turnover of population and many houses in multi-occupancy.
- In the Edinburgh area houses suitable for multi-occupancy, for example any property with more than two bedrooms requires to be licensed with the local authority.

multi-occupation

noun

The Liberal Democrat campaigns chief, who knows the north west well, agrees that homes in multi-occupation, especially in areas such as Manchester, where there is a high population of students, are especially vulnerable.
Example sentencesExamples
- It has subsequently been utilised by a number of different companies and has been in multi-occupation.
- First stop along Rochdale Road, where the outer fringe of the city centre melds into Collyhurst, crumbling old warehouses, some empty, some in multi-occupation, are fronted by rubble-strewn vacant land.
- There is all the angst and conflict of the close confines of multi-occupation living and constant disagreements between neighbours - hence all the barking.

词汇	multi-occupy
释义	Definition of multi-occupy in English: multi-occupy verb [with object]usually as adjective multi-occupied Occupy (a building) as one of a number of independent occupants or families of occupants, typically as tenants. 多户租用，多户共住 a multi-occupied house 一座多户共住的房屋。 Example sentencesExamples In multi-occupied houses, ballot papers will lie scattered across the whole floor to be picked up by anyone, while in some households, senior family members may exercise undue influence upon the way in which others cast their votes. There is a wide variety of commercial premises in Ireland today including multi-occupied office buildings, hotels, shopping centres, pubs and restaurants. Derivatives multi-occupancy nounˌmʌltɪˈɒkjʊp(ə)nsi mass nounusually as modifier Occupancy of a dwelling by a number of independent tenants or households. overcrowded, multi-occupancy urban housing Example sentencesExamples Yesterday in the neighbourhood, a local man, who asked not to be identified, said much of the area consisted of multi-occupancy and boarding houses, with some private houses. Hackney has a high turnover of population and many houses in multi-occupancy. In the Edinburgh area houses suitable for multi-occupancy, for example any property with more than two bedrooms requires to be licensed with the local authority. multi-occupation noun The Liberal Democrat campaigns chief, who knows the north west well, agrees that homes in multi-occupation, especially in areas such as Manchester, where there is a high population of students, are especially vulnerable. Example sentencesExamples It has subsequently been utilised by a number of different companies and has been in multi-occupation. First stop along Rochdale Road, where the outer fringe of the city centre melds into Collyhurst, crumbling old warehouses, some empty, some in multi-occupation, are fronted by rubble-strewn vacant land. There is all the angst and conflict of the close confines of multi-occupation living and constant disagreements between neighbours - hence all the barking.
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