Okupado (en. Occupied)

/okúpadó/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

The act of occupying or taking a place.

Their group occupied the square for their activity.

Ang kanilang grupo ay okupado ang square para sa kanilang aktibidad.

adjective

Means that another person or thing is using or is present in a place.

The classroom is occupied by students.

Ang silid-aralan ay okupado ng mga estudyante.

Can also mean busy or engaged.

He is occupied with his work today.

Okupado siya sa kanyang trabaho ngayong araw.

From the Spanish word 'ocupado'.

Line is busy

Indicates that the phone is already in use.

Okupado ang linya

occupation

The process of taking or occupying a place or position.

okupasyon

Crowded

Wow, the bus is so occupied, we’re like sardines in here!

Grabe, ang okupado ng bus, para tayong sardinas dito!

Busy

I can’t chat because I’m busy with my project.

Hindi ako makapag-chat kasi okupado ako sa project ko.

Non-stop

The game is nonstop tonight, everyone is there!

Ang okupado ng laro ngayong gabi, lahat ng tao andiyan!

Just relaxing

I’m occupied right now, but just relaxing, later I can take a break.

Okupado ako ngayon, pero chill lang, mamaya makakapagp休 ako.