Ocupadas (en. Busy)

/okuˈpaðas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That is in use or not available.

The hotel rooms are occupied.

Las habitaciones del hotel están ocupadas.

That is committed to a task or work.

She is very busy with her work.

Está muy ocupada con su trabajo.

That has a place or space filled with people or things.

The room is occupied by many people.

La sala está ocupada por muchas personas.

Derived from the verb 'to occupy', which comes from the Latin 'occupare'.

she is busy

indicates that someone cannot attend at that moment.

está ocupada

I can't, I'm busy

expresses that something cannot be done because there is a commitment.

no puedo, estoy ocupada

busy and happy

refers to people who are engaged in pleasurable activities.

ocupadas y felices

to occupy

to take or have possession of a place or time.

ocupar

occupation

activity or work that takes up a person's time.

ocupación

occupant

person who resides in or uses a place.

ocupante

To be very busy with something.

I can't go out, I'm very busy with the project.

No puedo salir, estoy bien ocupada con el proyecto.

To engage in intense recreation.

This weekend I am busy enjoying time with friends.

Este fin de semana estoy ocupada disfrutando con amigos.