| 单词 | occupy |
| 释义 | oc·cu·py 1. < the deeper issues which have occupied modern thinkers — A.N.Whitehead > < had to be given extra work to occupy her — Jean Stafford > < was occupied in national service throughout that period — Current Biography > 2. a. < occupies an attractive site along the bay shore — American Guide Series: Michigan > < the center of the house was occupied by a magnificent mahogany staircase — R.M.Lovett > b. < they must have occupied tens of thousands of years — W.H.Dowdeswell > < a ten-day race meet occupies the last week of July and the first week of August — American Guide Series: Maryland > 3. a. < the enemy troops, in a massive attack, quickly occupied the eastern half of the country > b. < the area was discovered in 1820 and was occupied soon after by pastoralists — H.W.H.King > c. < second-grade troops, useful mainly to occupy parts of the country that have already been pacified — Brian Crozier > 4. a. < occupied a ridge from which they dominated the crossroads > b. < occupy the newly created office of chancellor — Current Biography > < the woman occupied … a position very like that of the father in our society — Abram Kardiner > 5. < occupies the house that his grandfather built fifty years ago > < occupies the apartment on a two-year lease > 6. archaic < bind me fast with new ropes that never were occupied — Judg 16:11 (Authorized Version) > 7. obsolete 8. archaic < occupy thy merchandise — Ezek 27:9 (Authorized Version) > |
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