inoccupation
inɔkypasjɔ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of inoccupation - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
oisivetéétat d'une personne qui n'a pas d'activité ou de travail
- Son inoccupation prolongée l'inquiétait beaucoup.
2.
logement videsituation d'un logement ou local qui reste vide
- L'inoccupation de cet appartement dure depuis six mois.
Origin of inoccupation
latin, in- (pas) + occupatio (occupation)
Terms with inoccupation included in their meaning
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inoccupation
ne pas avoir d'activité à accomplir dans un endroit
atmosphère
qui évoque le repos et l'inoccupation
Examples of inoccupation in a sentence
Après sa retraite, il redoutait l'inoccupation. L’inoccupation prolongée favorise la dégradation du bâtiment. Le taux d’inoccupation augmente dans ce quartier.
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- English:idleness, vacancy, ...
- German:Untätigkeit, Leerstand, ...
- Italian:inoccupazione, vacanza, ...
- Spanish:inactividad, vacancia, ...
- Portuguese:inocupação, desocupação, ...
- Chinese:无所事事, 空置, ...
- Japanese:無為, 空室, ...
- Arabic:الخمول, شغور, ...
- Hebrew:בַּטָּלָה, רִיקּוּן, ...
- Russian:бездействие, пустота, ...
- Ukrainian:бездіяльність, незаповненість, ...
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