Collocation
Do you have a vacancy?
An inquiry about the availability of an empty room, job position, or space.
Definition
'Do you have a vacancy?' is a common English collocation. An inquiry about the availability of an empty room, job position, or space.
have + a vacancy
“Excuse me, do you have a vacancy for tonight?”
Examples
- Excuse me, do you have a vacancy for a single room this weekend?
- I'm calling to ask if your company has a vacancy in the marketing department.
- The landlord confirmed they did not have a vacancy until next month.
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- Unfortunately, we do not have a vacancy at this time due to a large conference.
- She wondered if they had a vacancy for a part-time assistant.
- If you have a vacancy in your team, please consider my application.
- The hotel rarely has a vacancy during peak season, so book early.
- Could you tell me if you have a vacancy for two nights next week?
- To our surprise, they didn't have a vacancy, even in the off-season.
- Do you have a vacancy on your roster for a new player this season?
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