A plot of land that is currently unused or not occupied by any buildings or structures, often left empty for potential future development or activities.
An area of land where no construction has taken place, typically maintained in a natural state or available for recreational activities.
An expanse of land that is not designated for any specific purpose, often seen as a blank space in an urban or rural landscape.
Example:
その空地は公園として設計されている。
A room that is not currently occupied by anyone, often found in settings like hotels or apartments.
An uninhabited space within a building, typically referring to accommodations that are available for rent or stay.
A room that is available for use, indicating that there are no guests or residents at the moment.
Example:
彼は４１８号室というとても狭い部屋が空室だったことを思い出しました。
A can that has been emptied of its original contents, often made of metal, and typically used for the storage or transportation of beverages or food products.
A discarded container that has lost its intended use, frequently found in the environment and associated with waste or recycling efforts.
A metal vessel that is void of any substance, which can be repurposed or recycled, highlighting issues related to consumer habits and pollution.
Example:
あそこの空缶をごらんなさい。
A room that is currently unoccupied and not in use.
A room in lodging facilities, such as hotels or inns, that is not being rented or used by guests.
An area within a building designated for living or working that is currently empty and available for use or rental.
Example:
まだ空き部屋がいくつかあった。
A nest that has been abandoned by its inhabitant, indicating a lack of signs that the resident is present, which can also refer more broadly to a house that is left unattended.
A type of burglary that specifically targets homes that are known to be unoccupied, often employed by thieves seeking easy access to valuables.
Example:
空巣にやられた。