occupation

occupation
{,ɔkju'peiʃn}
1. заемане, временно ползуване/обитаване, юр. влизане във владение
during his OCCUPATION of the house докато той живееше в/държеше къщата
house fit for OCCUPATION обитаема къща
2. период/срок за наемане/обитаване (на къща)
3. работа
men out of OCCUPATION безработни хора
4. занимание, занимавка
to give someone OCCUPATION давам на някого да прави нещо
5. професия, занятие
what is his OCCUPATION? what is he by OCCUPATION? какъв e по занятие? каква e професията му
6. воен. окупация
7. attr професионален (за заболяване), окупационен
OCCUPATION road частен път
OCCUPATION franchise юр. право на гласу ване на наемател
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{,ъkju'peishn} n 1. заемане; временно ползуване/обитаване;
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поминък; занятие;
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1. attr професионален (за заболяване), окупационен 2. during his occupation of the house докато той живееше в/държеше къщата 3. house fit for occupation обитаема къща 4. men out of occupation безработни хора 5. occupation franchise юр. право на гласу ване на наемател 6. occupation road частен път 7. to give someone occupation давам на някого да прави нещо 8. what is his occupation? what is he by occupation? какъв e по занятие? каква e професията му 9. воен. окупация 10. заемане, временно ползуване/обитаване, юр. влизане във владение 11. занимание, занимавка 12. период/срок за наемане/обитаване (на къща) 13. професия, занятие 14. работа
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occupation[¸ɔkju´peiʃən] n 1. професия, занятие; what is he by \occupation, what is his \occupation? какъв е по занятие, каква е професията му? 2. занимание, занимавка; работа; to give s.o. \occupation давам (намирам) занимавка (на някого); 3. временно ползване, обитаване; заемане; to be in \occupation of a house обитавам, живея в (къща); \occupation road частен път; 4. период, срок за наемане, обитаване (на къща); 5. воен. окупация; \occupation troops (army) окупатори, окупационни войски (армия).

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