Vacant | Mean of vacant in English Dictionary

/ˈveɪkənt/

• not filled, used, or lived in
1. These lockers/seats are all vacant.
2. There were no vacant apartments in the building. [=there were no empty apartments available to be rented]
3. The children played in the vacant lot [=a piece of land that is not being used] between the two buildings.
• not occupied by a person
1. The seat/post/position was left vacant when the secretary resigned.
2. The position will become vacant next year. = (Brit) The position will fall vacant next year.
3. (Brit) I found my job through the situations vacant [=(US) help wanted] section of the newspaper.
• showing no indication of what someone is thinking, feeling, etc.
1. He had a vacant expression on his face.
2. a vacant stare/smile/look