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ocupado
Held or filled or in use.
unoccupied
filled
busy
engaged
in use
Spanish
ocupado
Resided in; having tenants.
tenanted
inhabited
1
I think we shall be
occupied
all day, perhaps for several days.
2
Few risk going to the local state hospital, now
occupied
by troops.
3
Geographically, Cyprus had
occupied
a position of great strategic importance throughout history.
4
Israeli settlements in the
occupied
territory are judged illegal under international law.
5
However, recent analyses of
antagonist
-
occupied
receptor function suggest a more complex picture.
6
The great palace stood in Jerusalem; it
occupied
thirteen years in building.
7
The court order prevented the landowners from dismantling any
occupied
shacks, however.
8
These include: Land that is
occupied
or used by a labour tenant.
9
The same thought
occupied
each mind; the scene in the throne room.
10
This sector was very different from any sector the Battalion had
occupied
.
11
Israel had
occupied
the disputed territory since the 1967 Middle East war.
12
Stagnation had changed the
occupied
city, the house leader proposed to Dram.
13
The protesters
occupied
a government complex and the Finance Ministry last week.
14
Anti-establishment groups have also
occupied
Athens University for weeks without police intervention.
15
Housing activists have
occupied
a second property in Dublin's north inner city.
16
It
occupied
the area from the end of the second century B.C.
occupied
occupy
·
occupy by
occupy territories
occupy only
occupy the place
occupy a position
Spanish
ocupado
en uso