occupation [ˌɒkjʊˈpeɪʃən, америк. ˌɑ:kjə-] СУЩ.
2. occupation (pastime):
- occupation
- zajęcie ср.
3. occupation мн. отсут. ВОЕН.:
- occupation
- okupacja ж.
4. occupation мн. отсут. офиц. (occupancy):
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During the period of occupation, that extended until the end of 1973, the university campus was occupied by troops.
en.wikipedia.org At this time, hundreds of workers were employed by the shipyard with occupations ranging from shipwrights to painters.
en.wikipedia.org Stress in police work is often present in other occupations, but not in an ongoing capacity.
en.wikipedia.org After realizing this, he travels the world, changing his own name to fit each occupation he takes up.
en.wikipedia.org The latter surname may refer to his occupation.
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