Definition of occupancy in English:

occupancy

nounPlural occupancies ˈɒkjəpənsiˈɑkjəpənsi

mass noun

1The action or fact of occupying a place.
居住；占用
the palace proved unready for occupancy
经证明尚未完工不宜居住的宫殿。
Example sentencesExamples
- The move allowed Blue Cross employees to reduce occupancy costs by consolidating its employees from 30 floors into eight.
- Manchester had 57.4 per cent of prisoners sharing cells designed for single occupancy.
- It was ready for occupancy in the summer of 1903 and they moved into the four-storey building with full basement.
- The units, which are competitively priced, are ready for immediate occupancy.
- Members thought the Lake District National Park Authority should grant permission provided there was a local occupancy clause.
- They recommended single room occupancies and drug treatment programs.
- They want to make sure the apartments can't be used for permanent residential occupancy or sold separately.
- The zone lengths were reflected in the corresponding state occupancies, which were all bell-shaped distributions.
- The homes will be covered by a covenant which restricts occupancy to local people.
- A local occupancy clause has now been included for people who live or work in the area.
- Prices start at $899 per person, double occupancy, for an interior stateroom.
- When two states occur in parallel, their estimated occupancy distributions are similar.
- All lodging prices are per night, double occupancy unless otherwise noted.
- At least half of the 60 houses have been vacated and the remainder, except the 13, have agreed terms to cease occupancy.
- Some facility executives still believe that occupancy sensors are the temperamental beasts of yesteryear.
- Site occupancy generally increased following lighter mortality and decreased following heavier mortality.
- ‘More villas are under construction and will be ready for occupancy very soon,’ said Gu Weizhong of the group.
- If no partner is found, there is no surcharge for single occupancy.
- Of the remaining 13,000 cases, the Government claims that only 20 per cent relate to illegal or multiple occupancies.
- But again, there will be legally binding conditions which restrict the occupancy of the dwelling.
Synonyms
occupation, tenancy, tenure, residence, residency, inhabitation, habitation, lease, possession, holding, owner-occupancy, multi-occupancy, use, term
formal dwelling
rare inhabitancy, habitancy, inhabitance, domiciliation
1. 1.1 The proportion of hotel or office accommodation occupied or used.
  （尤指酒店的）入住率，居住率，占用率
  70 per cent occupancy is needed to give a profit
  为赢利所必须达到的70％的入住率。
  count noun average daily room occupancies
  Example sentencesExamples
  Four- and three-star hotels are surviving, with between 40 percent and 60 percent room occupancy.
  Last year it launched its own central reservations operations to maximise room occupancy.
  But hotel room occupancies during the two-week event were said to have been up to 20% lower than expectations.
  All cation-binding sites with occupancies higher then 5% were analyzed in detail.
  Twelve hotels - four full-service and eight mid-sized - reported occupancies of over 90%.
  All the bedrooms in the hotel are en-suite and it enjoys a high occupancy.
  Evidence from Europe shows that an 85 percent bed occupancy rate dramatically reduces infections.
  Before we enjoyed full occupancy, but now it is only about 80 percent.
  The minimum occupancy level for homes to remain commercially viable is 84 %.
  Hotel occupancy levels at Christmas and New Year were the highest ever, with over 60 % of beds occupied.
  But bed occupancy levels for the same three months were worse than for almost any year between 1993 and 1999.
  Official occupancy figures were down by up to 80 percent in some resort hotels at the peak of the violence.
  High occupancies and room rates have combined to lift operating margins to well over 50 per cent in many cases.
  The hotel occupancy rate dropped 20 per cent compared with last April, according to official statistics.
  We have intensive care beds, high occupancy and an excellent, very professional team.
  The hotel had previously recorded 100 per cent room occupancy during public holidays with many clients coming from outside Livingstone.
  The group has an average occupancy of 74 per cent, while room rates average at €60 a night.
  Room occupancies and average rates have seen a steady improvement as the hotel adjusts its market mix and product line up.
  In three years, the resort's occupancy increased from 22 % to 65 %.
  Five-star hotels in Bangalore are expected to register occupancies in excess of 88% this winter.

Definition of occupancy in US English:

occupancy

nounˈäkyəpənsēˈɑkjəpənsi

1The action or fact of occupying a place.
居住；占用
the house is finally ready for occupancy
Example sentencesExamples
- When two states occur in parallel, their estimated occupancy distributions are similar.
- Members thought the Lake District National Park Authority should grant permission provided there was a local occupancy clause.
- A local occupancy clause has now been included for people who live or work in the area.
- Prices start at $899 per person, double occupancy, for an interior stateroom.
- The move allowed Blue Cross employees to reduce occupancy costs by consolidating its employees from 30 floors into eight.
- Some facility executives still believe that occupancy sensors are the temperamental beasts of yesteryear.
- Site occupancy generally increased following lighter mortality and decreased following heavier mortality.
- Manchester had 57.4 per cent of prisoners sharing cells designed for single occupancy.
- But again, there will be legally binding conditions which restrict the occupancy of the dwelling.
- If no partner is found, there is no surcharge for single occupancy.
- The zone lengths were reflected in the corresponding state occupancies, which were all bell-shaped distributions.
- ‘More villas are under construction and will be ready for occupancy very soon,’ said Gu Weizhong of the group.
- The homes will be covered by a covenant which restricts occupancy to local people.
- They recommended single room occupancies and drug treatment programs.
- They want to make sure the apartments can't be used for permanent residential occupancy or sold separately.
- At least half of the 60 houses have been vacated and the remainder, except the 13, have agreed terms to cease occupancy.
- It was ready for occupancy in the summer of 1903 and they moved into the four-storey building with full basement.
- All lodging prices are per night, double occupancy unless otherwise noted.
- The units, which are competitively priced, are ready for immediate occupancy.
- Of the remaining 13,000 cases, the Government claims that only 20 per cent relate to illegal or multiple occupancies.
Synonyms
occupation, tenancy, tenure, residence, residency, inhabitation, habitation, lease, possession, holding, owner-occupancy, multi-occupancy, use, term
1. 1.1 The proportion of accommodations occupied or in use, typically in a hotel.
  （尤指酒店的）入住率，居住率，占用率
  the 70 percent occupancy needed to give a profit
  为赢利所必须达到的70％的入住率。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Official occupancy figures were down by up to 80 percent in some resort hotels at the peak of the violence.
  Five-star hotels in Bangalore are expected to register occupancies in excess of 88% this winter.
  All cation-binding sites with occupancies higher then 5% were analyzed in detail.
  Four- and three-star hotels are surviving, with between 40 percent and 60 percent room occupancy.
  Hotel occupancy levels at Christmas and New Year were the highest ever, with over 60 % of beds occupied.
  In three years, the resort's occupancy increased from 22 % to 65 %.
  But hotel room occupancies during the two-week event were said to have been up to 20% lower than expectations.
  Room occupancies and average rates have seen a steady improvement as the hotel adjusts its market mix and product line up.
  We have intensive care beds, high occupancy and an excellent, very professional team.
  The hotel occupancy rate dropped 20 per cent compared with last April, according to official statistics.
  The group has an average occupancy of 74 per cent, while room rates average at €60 a night.
  All the bedrooms in the hotel are en-suite and it enjoys a high occupancy.
  The minimum occupancy level for homes to remain commercially viable is 84 %.
  Before we enjoyed full occupancy, but now it is only about 80 percent.
  But bed occupancy levels for the same three months were worse than for almost any year between 1993 and 1999.
  The hotel had previously recorded 100 per cent room occupancy during public holidays with many clients coming from outside Livingstone.
  Twelve hotels - four full-service and eight mid-sized - reported occupancies of over 90%.
  Last year it launched its own central reservations operations to maximise room occupancy.
  Evidence from Europe shows that an 85 percent bed occupancy rate dramatically reduces infections.
  High occupancies and room rates have combined to lift operating margins to well over 50 per cent in many cases.

词汇	occupancy
释义	Definition of occupancy in English: occupancy nounPlural occupancies ˈɒkjəpənsiˈɑkjəpənsi mass noun 1The action or fact of occupying a place. 居住；占用 the palace proved unready for occupancy 经证明尚未完工不宜居住的宫殿。 Example sentencesExamples The move allowed Blue Cross employees to reduce occupancy costs by consolidating its employees from 30 floors into eight. Manchester had 57.4 per cent of prisoners sharing cells designed for single occupancy. It was ready for occupancy in the summer of 1903 and they moved into the four-storey building with full basement. The units, which are competitively priced, are ready for immediate occupancy. Members thought the Lake District National Park Authority should grant permission provided there was a local occupancy clause. They recommended single room occupancies and drug treatment programs. They want to make sure the apartments can't be used for permanent residential occupancy or sold separately. The zone lengths were reflected in the corresponding state occupancies, which were all bell-shaped distributions. The homes will be covered by a covenant which restricts occupancy to local people. A local occupancy clause has now been included for people who live or work in the area. Prices start at $899 per person, double occupancy, for an interior stateroom. When two states occur in parallel, their estimated occupancy distributions are similar. All lodging prices are per night, double occupancy unless otherwise noted. At least half of the 60 houses have been vacated and the remainder, except the 13, have agreed terms to cease occupancy. Some facility executives still believe that occupancy sensors are the temperamental beasts of yesteryear. Site occupancy generally increased following lighter mortality and decreased following heavier mortality. ‘More villas are under construction and will be ready for occupancy very soon,’ said Gu Weizhong of the group. If no partner is found, there is no surcharge for single occupancy. Of the remaining 13,000 cases, the Government claims that only 20 per cent relate to illegal or multiple occupancies. But again, there will be legally binding conditions which restrict the occupancy of the dwelling. Synonyms occupation, tenancy, tenure, residence, residency, inhabitation, habitation, lease, possession, holding, owner-occupancy, multi-occupancy, use, term formal dwelling rare inhabitancy, habitancy, inhabitance, domiciliation 1.1 The proportion of hotel or office accommodation occupied or used. （尤指酒店的）入住率，居住率，占用率 70 per cent occupancy is needed to give a profit 为赢利所必须达到的70％的入住率。 count noun average daily room occupancies Example sentencesExamples Four- and three-star hotels are surviving, with between 40 percent and 60 percent room occupancy. Last year it launched its own central reservations operations to maximise room occupancy. But hotel room occupancies during the two-week event were said to have been up to 20% lower than expectations. All cation-binding sites with occupancies higher then 5% were analyzed in detail. Twelve hotels - four full-service and eight mid-sized - reported occupancies of over 90%. All the bedrooms in the hotel are en-suite and it enjoys a high occupancy. Evidence from Europe shows that an 85 percent bed occupancy rate dramatically reduces infections. Before we enjoyed full occupancy, but now it is only about 80 percent. The minimum occupancy level for homes to remain commercially viable is 84 %. Hotel occupancy levels at Christmas and New Year were the highest ever, with over 60 % of beds occupied. But bed occupancy levels for the same three months were worse than for almost any year between 1993 and 1999. Official occupancy figures were down by up to 80 percent in some resort hotels at the peak of the violence. High occupancies and room rates have combined to lift operating margins to well over 50 per cent in many cases. The hotel occupancy rate dropped 20 per cent compared with last April, according to official statistics. We have intensive care beds, high occupancy and an excellent, very professional team. The hotel had previously recorded 100 per cent room occupancy during public holidays with many clients coming from outside Livingstone. The group has an average occupancy of 74 per cent, while room rates average at €60 a night. Room occupancies and average rates have seen a steady improvement as the hotel adjusts its market mix and product line up. In three years, the resort's occupancy increased from 22 % to 65 %. Five-star hotels in Bangalore are expected to register occupancies in excess of 88% this winter. Definition of occupancy in US English: occupancy nounˈäkyəpənsēˈɑkjəpənsi 1The action or fact of occupying a place. 居住；占用 the house is finally ready for occupancy Example sentencesExamples When two states occur in parallel, their estimated occupancy distributions are similar. Members thought the Lake District National Park Authority should grant permission provided there was a local occupancy clause. A local occupancy clause has now been included for people who live or work in the area. Prices start at $899 per person, double occupancy, for an interior stateroom. The move allowed Blue Cross employees to reduce occupancy costs by consolidating its employees from 30 floors into eight. Some facility executives still believe that occupancy sensors are the temperamental beasts of yesteryear. Site occupancy generally increased following lighter mortality and decreased following heavier mortality. Manchester had 57.4 per cent of prisoners sharing cells designed for single occupancy. But again, there will be legally binding conditions which restrict the occupancy of the dwelling. If no partner is found, there is no surcharge for single occupancy. The zone lengths were reflected in the corresponding state occupancies, which were all bell-shaped distributions. ‘More villas are under construction and will be ready for occupancy very soon,’ said Gu Weizhong of the group. The homes will be covered by a covenant which restricts occupancy to local people. They recommended single room occupancies and drug treatment programs. They want to make sure the apartments can't be used for permanent residential occupancy or sold separately. At least half of the 60 houses have been vacated and the remainder, except the 13, have agreed terms to cease occupancy. It was ready for occupancy in the summer of 1903 and they moved into the four-storey building with full basement. All lodging prices are per night, double occupancy unless otherwise noted. The units, which are competitively priced, are ready for immediate occupancy. Of the remaining 13,000 cases, the Government claims that only 20 per cent relate to illegal or multiple occupancies. Synonyms occupation, tenancy, tenure, residence, residency, inhabitation, habitation, lease, possession, holding, owner-occupancy, multi-occupancy, use, term 1.1 The proportion of accommodations occupied or in use, typically in a hotel. （尤指酒店的）入住率，居住率，占用率 the 70 percent occupancy needed to give a profit 为赢利所必须达到的70％的入住率。 Example sentencesExamples Official occupancy figures were down by up to 80 percent in some resort hotels at the peak of the violence. Five-star hotels in Bangalore are expected to register occupancies in excess of 88% this winter. All cation-binding sites with occupancies higher then 5% were analyzed in detail. Four- and three-star hotels are surviving, with between 40 percent and 60 percent room occupancy. Hotel occupancy levels at Christmas and New Year were the highest ever, with over 60 % of beds occupied. In three years, the resort's occupancy increased from 22 % to 65 %. But hotel room occupancies during the two-week event were said to have been up to 20% lower than expectations. Room occupancies and average rates have seen a steady improvement as the hotel adjusts its market mix and product line up. We have intensive care beds, high occupancy and an excellent, very professional team. The hotel occupancy rate dropped 20 per cent compared with last April, according to official statistics. The group has an average occupancy of 74 per cent, while room rates average at €60 a night. All the bedrooms in the hotel are en-suite and it enjoys a high occupancy. The minimum occupancy level for homes to remain commercially viable is 84 %. Before we enjoyed full occupancy, but now it is only about 80 percent. But bed occupancy levels for the same three months were worse than for almost any year between 1993 and 1999. The hotel had previously recorded 100 per cent room occupancy during public holidays with many clients coming from outside Livingstone. Twelve hotels - four full-service and eight mid-sized - reported occupancies of over 90%. Last year it launched its own central reservations operations to maximise room occupancy. Evidence from Europe shows that an 85 percent bed occupancy rate dramatically reduces infections. High occupancies and room rates have combined to lift operating margins to well over 50 per cent in many cases.
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