Szukaj
to occupy
01
zamieszkiwać, mieszkać
to live in a place that is either rented or owned
Transitive: to occupy a place of residence
Example
The newlyweds decided to occupy a charming cottage by the lake for their first year of marriage.
After years of traveling, he finally chose to occupy a small apartment in the heart of the city.
02
zajmować, angażować się
to engage in an activity or task that keeps one's time and attention
Transitive: to occupy oneself | to occupy oneself with sth | to occupy the mind
Example
She occupied herself with painting during the weekends, finding it to be a relaxing and creative outlet.
To occupy his mind during the long commute, he started listening to educational podcasts and audiobooks.
03
zajmować, occupować
to take up, cover, or use the entire space or extent of something
Transitive: to occupy a space
Example
The large bookshelf occupied the entire wall, showcasing an extensive collection of novels and reference materials.
The expansive garden occupied the backyard, featuring a variety of flowers, shrubs, and a vegetable patch.
04
zająć, opanować
to come to power and control in a place using military force
Transitive: to occupy a place
Example
The invading army sought to occupy the capital city, overthrowing the government and establishing military control.
During the war, enemy forces managed to occupy strategic regions.
05
zajmować, pochłaniać
to take up all of a person's attention, effort, or time
Transitive: to occupy one's time or thoughts
Example
The intense research project began to occupy his thoughts day and night.
As a new parent, the responsibilities of caring for a newborn began to occupy most of their waking hours.
06
zajmować, zatrzymywać
(of an activity, event, task) to take up a certain amount of time
Transitive: to occupy a period of time
Example
Completing the extensive project will occupy most of our workweek.
The renovation of the house is expected to occupy the entire summer.
07
zająć, jąć
to take on a particular role, position, or responsibility
Transitive: to occupy a role or position
Example
After years of hard work, she was finally able to occupy the position of CEO within the company.
The seasoned professor was invited to occupy the prestigious role of the keynote speaker at the academic conference.
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