Occupation
01
職業, 仕事
a person's profession or job, typically the means by which they earn a living
例
Teaching is a rewarding occupation that allows educators to make a positive impact on young minds.
教育は、教育者が若い心にポジティブな影響を与えることを可能にするやりがいのある職業です。
His occupation as a software developer requires him to stay updated on the latest technology trends.
ソフトウェア開発者としての彼の職業は、最新の技術動向に更新し続けることを要求します。
02
the act of taking or holding a building
例
The occupation of the house began after the protest.
Soldiers enforced the occupation of the fort.
03
占領
the act of invading and controlling a country, city, etc.
例
The country 's occupation by foreign forces lasted for several years, leading to significant political and social upheaval.
外国軍によるその国の占領は数年続き、重大な政治的・社会的混乱を引き起こした。
Resistance movements formed in response to the brutal occupation, striving to regain independence.
残忍な占領に対応して、独立を取り戻すために努力する抵抗運動が形成されました。
3.1
占領, 支配
the state or period in which a country, city, etc. is taken control of by armed forces
例
The occupation of the city by enemy forces lasted for nearly a decade, during which the local population suffered greatly.
敵軍による都市の占領はほぼ10年間続き、その間、地元の人口は大きく苦しんだ。
The occupation period was marked by widespread resistance from the citizens who refused to submit to the invaders.
占領期間は、侵略者に屈服することを拒んだ市民からの広範な抵抗によって特徴づけられました。
04
any activity or pursuit that engages a person's attention or time
例
Sudoku is a simple mental occupation.
Painting became her favorite occupation during lockdown.
語彙ツリー
occupational
preoccupation
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