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occupation

/ˌɒk.juˈpeɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo con varios significados: puede designar el trabajo o profesión principal de una persona; el control de un país por fuerzas militares extranjeras; cualquier actividad que ocupa la atención de alguien; el acto de tomar posesión de un edificio; o el período durante el cual un cargo o puesto está ocupado.

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noun

/ˌɒk.juˈpeɪ.ʃən/B1formal
  • esSustantivo con varios significados: puede designar el trabajo o profesión principal de una persona; el control de un país por fuerzas militares extranjeras; cualquier actividad que ocupa la atención de alguien; el acto de tomar posesión de un edificio; o el período durante el cual un cargo o puesto está ocupado.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a person's main job or profession; the control of a country by foreign military forces; any activity that occupies one's attention; the act of taking possession of a building; or the period during which a place or position is occupied.

  1. A2formal

    The main activity that a person does to earn money; a job or profession.

    esOcupación o empleo

    • Please state your name and occupation on the form.
    • Teaching is a rewarding occupation.
    • He found a new occupation after moving to the city.

    Sinónimosbusinesscallingcareercraftemploymentjobline of workprofessiontradevocation

  2. Military controlB2formalpolitical

    The control and governing of a country or region by a foreign military force.

    esOcupación militar

    • The country suffered under foreign occupation for decades.
    • The occupation of the territory lasted for five years.
    • Resistance movements often arise during military occupation.

    Sinónimosconquestcontroldominationseizuresubjugationtakeover

  3. Activity or pastimeB1formal

    An activity that occupies a person's time or attention, often for leisure.

    esOcupación, pasatiempo

    • Reading is his favorite occupation during the weekends.
    • Gardening is a peaceful occupation for many retirees.
    • She found the occupation of painting very relaxing.

    Sinónimosactivityavocationdiversionentertainmenthobbypastimepursuitrecreation

  4. B2formal

    The act of taking possession or control of a building, space, or property.

    esOcupación (toma de posesión)

    • The occupation of the abandoned building was illegal.
    • The new tenants took occupation of the apartment last week.
    • The occupation of the office was completed by noon.

    Sinónimosannexationappropriationcaptureconquestseizuretakeover

    Antónimosabandonmentevacuationreleaserelinquishmentsurrendervacationwithdrawal

  5. Period of occupancyB2formal

    The period of time during which a place, position, or nation is occupied.

    esOcupación (período de tiempo)

    • The occupation of the house lasted for ten years.
    • During the occupation of the city, many changes occurred.
    • The occupation of the position was brief but impactful.

    Sinónimosincumbencyoccupancytenancytenure

Formas
  • occupations plural form
  • occupations' possessive plural form
  • occupation's possessive singular form
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