Occupation
01
职业, 工作
a person's profession or job, typically the means by which they earn a living
例子
Teaching is a rewarding occupation that allows educators to make a positive impact on young minds.
教学是一种有益的职业，它让教育者能够对年轻的心灵产生积极影响。
His occupation as a software developer requires him to stay updated on the latest technology trends.
他作为软件开发人员的职业要求他随时了解最新的技术趋势。
02
the act of taking or holding a building
例子
The occupation of the house began after the protest.
Soldiers enforced the occupation of the fort.
03
占领
the act of invading and controlling a country, city, etc.
例子
The country 's occupation by foreign forces lasted for several years, leading to significant political and social upheaval.
外国军队对该国的占领持续了数年，导致了重大的政治和社会动荡。
Resistance movements formed in response to the brutal occupation, striving to regain independence.
抵抗运动是为了应对残酷的占领而形成的，努力重新获得独立。
3.1
占领, 控制
the state or period in which a country, city, etc. is taken control of by armed forces
例子
The occupation of the city by enemy forces lasted for nearly a decade, during which the local population suffered greatly.
敌军对城市的占领持续了近十年，期间当地民众遭受了巨大苦难。
The occupation period was marked by widespread resistance from the citizens who refused to submit to the invaders.
占领时期的特点是市民普遍抵抗，拒绝向入侵者屈服。
04
any activity or pursuit that engages a person's attention or time
例子
Sudoku is a simple mental occupation.
Painting became her favorite occupation during lockdown.
词汇树
occupational
preoccupation
occupation
