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Definition of occupier - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
residentialperson living in a house or land
- The occupier of the apartment pays rent monthly.
2.
militaryforeign government controlling another's territory
- The occupier imposed new laws on the region.
Expressions with occupier
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person who owns and lives in their home
The owner-occupier decided to renovate the kitchen.
Origin of occupier
Latin, occupare (to seize)
Examples of occupier in a sentence
Each occupier must adhere to the community rules. The occupier faced resistance from the local population. Negotiations with the occupier were tense and difficult.
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- French:occupant, force d'occupation, ...
- German:Bewohner, Besatzer, ...
- Italian:inquilino, ...
- Spanish:ocupante, ...
- Portuguese:ocupante, ...
- Chinese:住户, 占领者, ...
- Japanese:居住者, 占領者, ...
- Arabic:ساكن, محتلّ, ...
- Hebrew:דַּיָּיר, כּוֹבֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:житель, оккупант, ...
- Ukrainian:орендар, окупант, ...
- Hindi:रहवासी, कब्जाधारी, ...
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