preoccupied in Greek
preoccupied in Greek is προβληματισμένος — preoccupied means so absorbed in one's own thoughts or concerns that one pays little attention to anything else.
preoccupied in Greek
προβληματισμένος
Pronounced: provlimatismenos
Concerned with something else; distracted; giving one's attention elsewhere. [from 19th c.]
What does "preoccupied" mean?
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adjective So absorbed in one's own thoughts or concerns that one pays little attention to anything else.
"She seemed preoccupied and barely heard what he said."
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preoccupied in a sentence
- She seemed preoccupied and barely heard what he said.
- He was too preoccupied with work to notice the change in her mood.
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What is "preoccupied" in Greek?
"preoccupied" in Greek is προβληματισμένος. preoccupied means: So absorbed in one's own thoughts or concerns that one pays little attention to anything else.
How do you pronounce προβληματισμένος?
"preoccupied" in Greek is προβληματισμένος, pronounced "provlimatismenos".
How do you use "preoccupied" in a sentence?
Example: "She seemed preoccupied and barely heard what he said." In Greek, "preoccupied" is προβληματισμένος.
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