英语词汇“busy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Busy

vverb.socialkeep busy with

Synset:occupy

Examples:

She busies herself with her butterfly collection

Derivationally Related Form:occupation

Hypernyms:work

Inherited Hypernyms:busywork

Direct Hyponyms:dabbleplay aroundpotterputtersmatter

Full Troponyms:dabblepotter

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody | Somebody ---s somebody PP

adjadj.allactively or fully engaged or occupied

Examples:

busy with her work
a busy man
too busy to eat lunch

Antonyms:idle

Derivationally Related Form:busyness

Inherited Hypernyms:busy

Similar to:at work drudging laboring labouring toiling engaged occupied overbusy tied up up to

See also:diligent employed

adj satadj.allovercrowded or cluttered with detail

Synset:fussy

Examples:

a busy painting
a fussy design

Antonyms:plain

Derivationally Related Form:fussiness

Inherited Hypernyms:busy

Similar to:fancy

adj satadj.allintrusive in a meddling or offensive manner

Synset:busybodied interfering meddlesome meddling officious

Examples:

an interfering old woman
bustling about self-importantly making an officious nuisance of himself
busy about other people's business

Antonyms:unintrusive

Derivationally Related Form:officiousnessmeddlesomeness

Inherited Hypernyms:interfering

Similar to:intrusive

adj satadj.allcrowded with or characterized by much activity

Examples:

a very busy week
a busy life
a busy street
a busy seaport

Antonyms:inactive

Derivationally Related Form:busyness

Inherited Hypernyms:busy

Similar to:active

adj satadj.all(of facilities such as telephones or lavatories) unavailable for use by anyone else or indicating unavailability; ('engaged' is a British term for a busy telephone line)

Synset:engaged in use

Examples:

her line is busy
receptionists' telephones are always engaged
the lavatory is in use
kept getting a busy signal

Antonyms:unoccupied

Derivationally Related Form:busyness

Inherited Hypernyms:busy

Similar to:occupied

单词	busy
释义	Busy vverb.socialkeep busy with Synset:occupy Examples: She busies herself with her butterfly collection Derivationally Related Form:occupation Hypernyms:work Inherited Hypernyms:busywork Direct Hyponyms:dabbleplay aroundpotterputtersmatter Full Troponyms:dabblepotter Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody \| Somebody ---s somebody PP adjadj.allactively or fully engaged or occupied Examples: busy with her work a busy man too busy to eat lunch Antonyms:idle Derivationally Related Form:busyness Inherited Hypernyms:busy Similar to:at work drudging laboring labouring toiling engaged occupied overbusy tied up up to See also:diligent employed adj satadj.allovercrowded or cluttered with detail Synset:fussy Examples: a busy painting a fussy design Antonyms:plain Derivationally Related Form:fussiness Inherited Hypernyms:busy Similar to:fancy adj satadj.allintrusive in a meddling or offensive manner Synset:busybodied interfering meddlesome meddling officious Examples: an interfering old woman bustling about self-importantly making an officious nuisance of himself busy about other people's business Antonyms:unintrusive Derivationally Related Form:officiousnessmeddlesomeness Inherited Hypernyms:interfering Similar to:intrusive adj satadj.allcrowded with or characterized by much activity Examples: a very busy week a busy life a busy street a busy seaport Antonyms:inactive Derivationally Related Form:busyness Inherited Hypernyms:busy Similar to:active adj satadj.all(of facilities such as telephones or lavatories) unavailable for use by anyone else or indicating unavailability; ('engaged' is a British term for a busy telephone line) Synset:engaged in use Examples: her line is busy receptionists' telephones are always engaged the lavatory is in use kept getting a busy signal Antonyms:unoccupied Derivationally Related Form:busyness Inherited Hypernyms:busy Similar to:occupied
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