be occupied in
英 [bi: ˈɔkjʊpaɪd in] 美 [bi ˈɑkjəˌpaɪd ɪn]

v.

使忙碌于，使从事于；

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. He occupied himself with various research projects.
   他终日从事各种研究计划。
2. He is engaged in scientific pursuit.
   他从事科学研究。

权威例句

Patterns of elder-abuse with be occupied in nursing-homes and care-business
Traffic Trade be Occupied the Key Point in Logistics Market
The City Cannot Be Occupied: Urban Movements and Revolutionary Memory in Paris, Prague, and Tehran
The Revolution Will Not Be Occupied: Theorizing Urban Revolutionary Movements in Tehran, Prague, and Paris
Status of mesocarnivores in the last area known to be occupied by swift foxes, Vulpes velox, in Texas
The opportunities of socially disadvantaged people to be occupied in labour market
Community College Wants to Expand in Aurora Waubonsee Looking at Downtown Parking Lot; Space Could Be Occupied by 2008
Parking rules tighten today in Minneapolis; Meters no longer can be occupied all day.(NEWS)
Mall Shopping For Machine Tools.(building in New Berlin, Wisconsin to be occupied by machine tool companies)(Brief Article)
Krayer was the sole scientist to decline...a chaired position that, in accordance with Nazi law, could no longer be occupied by a Jew.