occupied in German
occupied in German is belegt, besetzt, beschäftigt — occupied means currently in use or taken, such as a seat, room, or toilet.
occupied in German
belegt
Reserved; engaged.
besetzt
Reserved; engaged.
besetzt
Busy; unavailable.
beschäftigt
Busy; unavailable.
besetzt
Subjugated; under the control of a foreign (usually military) presence.
okkupiert
Subjugated; under the control of a foreign (usually military) presence.
besetzt
Used to communicate that a toilet is unavailable.
What does "occupied" mean?
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adj Currently in use or taken, such as a seat, room, or toilet.
"Sorry, this table is occupied."
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adj Busy with a task and unable to do anything else.
"She kept the kids occupied with colouring books."
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adj Under the military control of a foreign power.
"Life in the occupied territory was tightly restricted."
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occupied in a sentence
- Sorry, this table is occupied.
- She kept the kids occupied with colouring books.
- Life in the occupied territory was tightly restricted.
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What is "occupied" in German?
"occupied" in German is belegt, besetzt, beschäftigt. occupied means: Currently in use or taken, such as a seat, room, or toilet.
How do you use "occupied" in a sentence?
Example: "Sorry, this table is occupied." In German, "occupied" is belegt, besetzt, beschäftigt.
Are there other ways to say "occupied" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "occupied": belegt, besetzt, beschäftigt, okkupiert.
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