What does occupation mean?

To acquire or keep (a region, place, etc.). ) forced.

Pinyin: [zhàn ju]

Quote explanation: Jun Qing's "The Story on the Bijia Mountain by the Dawn River": "I forgot hunger and thirst, forgot the cold, and grief and indignation occupied my whole body."

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Synonym: occupy, occupy

I. Occupation

1. Take (a position or territory) by force.

2, possession: ~ market. Open up new fields of science and technology.

Interpretation of quotation: Wei Wei's "Oriental", Volume V, Chapter 14: "After only 20 minutes of fighting, the top of the No.1 tunnel was declared occupied."

Second, occupation.

Use power for one's own use; Occupy by force.

Quote explanation: Laoshe Teahouse Act III: "Liu Mazi, he is not kind, he wants to occupy this teahouse!" "