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1 occupy
1) (to be in or fill (time, space etc): A table occupied the centre of the room.) oppta, inneha2) (to live in: The family occupied a small flat.) (be)bo3) (to capture: The soldiers occupied the town.) okkupere, legge beslag på•- occupant- occupation
- occupational
- occupieropptaverb \/ˈɒkjʊpaɪ\/1) bebo, bo i, bo på2) ( om tid) ta, vare3) ( om plass) (opp)ta4) sysselsette, oppta5) inneha, være innehaver av, innta6) ( militærvesen) okkupere, besette, innta7) ( om eiendom eller husvære) okkupere, sette seg i besittelse av, ta i besittelsebe occupied (in) doing something holde på med å gjøre noebe occupied with something holde på med noeoccupying power okkupasjonsmaktoccupy oneself with\/in something sysselsette seg med noe, holde på med noeoccupy somebody's time oppta noens tid -
2 zaj|ąć
pf — zaj|mować impf (zajmę, zajęła, zajęli — zajmuję) Ⅰ vt 1. (wypełnić przestrzeń) to take up, to occupy, to fill- stół zajmował środek pokoju a large table occupied the middle of the room- tłum zajął cały plac the crowd filled the whole square- tabelki zajmują zbyt dużo miejsca the tables take up too much space- wojsko zajęło nowe pozycje the army took up new positions2. (siąść) to take [miejsce]- zająć stolik to take a table- zajmij mi miejsce, dobrze? keep a seat for me, please- „przepraszam, czy to miejsce jest wolne?” – „nie, zajęte” ‘excuse me, is this seat vacant?’ – ‘no, it’s taken’3. (w klasyfikacji, hierarchii) zająć pierwsze/ostatnie miejsce na liście to be first/last on the list- zajmować ważne/odpowiedzialne/dobrze płatne stanowisko w firmie to have an important/a responsible/a well-paid position in the company- zajmować wysokie stanowisko to be highly placed4. (wziąć w użytkowanie) to take, to occupy- firma zajęła całe piętro the company occupies the whole floor- zajęła najlepszy apartament w hotelu she took the best suite in the hotel- długo będziesz zajmować kuchnię/łazienkę? are you going to occupy the kitchen/bathroom a. be in the kitchen/bathroom for long?5. (zawładnąć) to occupy [miasto, terytorium] 6. (wypełnić czas) to take- robienie zakupów zajmowało dużo czasu the shopping took (up) a lot of time- dotarcie na miejsce zajmie nam pół godziny it will take us half an hour to get there- mogę ci zająć chwilkę? could you spare a minute?7. (zaciekawić) to absorb- książka/audycja bardzo nas zajęła the book/broadcast absorbed us- spróbuj zająć ich jakimś opowiadaniem try to entertain them with some anecdote- zajmij czymś dzieci, bo zaczną psocić occupy the children with something or they’ll be up to mischief8. (zarekwirować) to distrain- komornik zajął im meble the bailiff distrained their furniture9 (rozprzestrzenić się) [choroba] to affect; [ogień] to take hold- gruźlica zajęła oba płuca both lungs have been affected by TB- płomienie zajęły większą część dachu the flames took hold of most of the roof10 Polit., Wojsk. to occupy [miasto, teren] Ⅱ zająć się — zajmować się 1. (zacząć coś robić) to take up- na emeryturze zajął się ogródkiem when he retired he took up gardening- czym zajmuje się jego firma? what does his company do?- zrezygnowała z pracy i zajęła się domem she gave up her job and became a housewife2. (zaopiekować się) to take care (kimś/czymś of sb/sth)- zajmować się dziećmi to take care of children- zajmować się gośćmi to entertain guests3. (zapalić się) to catch fire- od płonącej stodoły zajęły się dalsze zabudowania other buildings caught fire from the burning barn■ zająć stanowisko to take a. adopt a stanceThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zaj|ąć
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