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f di città, paese occupation( attività) pastime( impiego) job* * *occupazione s.f.1 ( presa di possesso) occupation: l'occupazione della fabbrica, dell'ambasciata, the occupation of the factory, of the embassy; occupazione abusiva di una casa, una proprietà, squatting in a house, a property; sciopero con occupazione, sit-down strike // (mil.): l'occupazione romana in Britannia, the Roman occupation of Britain; esercito d'occupazione, army of occupation2 ( attività) occupation; ( impiego) employment, job, work, position: le mie numerose occupazioni mi costringono a..., my numerous occupations compel me to...; qual è l'occupazione che preferisci?, what is your favourite occupation?; qual'è la sua occupazione?, what is his occupation (o job)?; occupazione giovanile, youth employment; occupazione in proprio, self-employment; giovani in cerca di prima occupazione, young people looking for first employment; cercare, trovare un'occupazione, to look for, to find employment (o a job); essere senza un'occupazione, to be unemployed (o jobless) // (econ.): piena occupazione, full employment; aumentare, ridurre l'occupazione, to increase, to reduce employment3 (dir.) occupancy, tenure: occupazione di suolo pubblico, occupancy (o occupation) of public area; diritto di occupazione di una proprietà, tenure of an estate; per diritto di occupazione, by right of occupancy.* * *[okkupat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) employment U, job, occupation, work Uoccupazione fissa — permanent o steady job
favorire, promuovere l'occupazione — to promote, stimulate employment
2) (passatempo) pursuit, occupation3) (di appartamento, terreno) occupation, occupancy4) (per protestare) occupation5) mil. occupation (di of; con by)* * *occupazione/okkupat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 employment U, job, occupation, work U; occupazione fissa permanent o steady job; favorire, promuovere l'occupazione to promote, stimulate employment; piano per l'occupazione job creation scheme2 (passatempo) pursuit, occupation3 (di appartamento, terreno) occupation, occupancy4 (per protestare) occupation; decidere l'occupazione dei locali to decide to stage a sit-in; occupazione abusiva squatting
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