在我们这里做临时工。：◊/ enjoy the
occasionai giass 〇/ m‘ne.我喜欢偶尔喝一杯葡萄酒。.◊
ffe.spent_/iive years in
oc.ca.sion.al.ly 〇■■ /9_kei3n9ii/ 疏
sometimes but not often 偶然；偶尔;；有时候：Weocca- sfonaHy meet/or a dri/ifc filter wor*.我们卡班后偶尔相
聚小酌。◊ This fype 〇/ aMergy can very
occasionaHy be /atd. _类过敏症在极个别情况下有可能是致命的。
oc'casional table noun (BrE) a small light table
that is easy to move, used for different things at different times临0^茶几；小便桌
the Occi-dent /'oksidant; NAmE 'a:k-/ noun [sing.] (formal) the western part of
the world, especially
oc-cipi-tal bone /Dk'sipitl baun; NAmE aik'sipitl boun/ noun {anatomy the bone which forms
the back and bas$ of the skull枕骨（形成颅腔后部和底部的骨） Oc.df.taII "uksitan; _a:ksitaen/ rjown [U] the trad
itional language (^southern
occlude /a'klurd/ verb [WH\ (technical to cover or block sth使闭塞；堵塞：an ocduded artery闭塞的动脉 ► oc-dil-sion
/a'klu：3n/ noun [U]
OC-cult /a'kAlt; 'DkAlt; NAmE'aik-/ adj. 1 [only before noun] connected with magic
powers and things that cannot be explained by reason or science 神秘的；玄妙的；超
自然的；不可思议的 SUPERNATURAL ： OCOllt
practices 神秘的做▲ 2 the .occult nowrj [sing.] everything connected
with occult practices， etc. 神 秘的事
物；■玄机：He’s interested m witchcraft and the occu/t. 他对巫f魔法情有独钟。
oc-cultist
/g'kAltist;
'DkAltist; NAmE 'a:k-/ noun a person who is
involved in the occult 神秘学者；玄虚术士
oc-cu-pancy
/'Dkjepansi;
NAmE 'a:k-/ noun [U] (formal) the act of living in
or using a building, room, piece of land, etc.(房屋、土地等的丨占用，使用，居住：Prices are based
on/i/ZZ occupancy 〇/cm
apartment.公寓租金按 全部住满为基础计算。◊ to be in soie occupamy单独占爾 oc-cu-pant /'Dkjapent; NAmE 'a:k-/ noun 1 a person who lives
or works in a particular house, room, building, etc.(房屋、建筑等的）使用者，居住者：刈
outstanding
bills will be paid by the previous occupants. 一切未支付的账单将由原住户_付。2 a person who is in a
vehicle, seat, etc. at a particular time (.汽车等内 的）乘坐者，占爲者：The car was bad〖y damaged but the
occupants were unhurt.汽车严重损环，_但车内人员安
然无恙。
oc-cu-pa-tion /.Dkju'peijn; NAmE ,a:k-/ noun 1 [C] a job or profession 土作；职业：Please state your name, age and occupation be〖ow.请在下面写明姓名、年龄和职业。
o note at work 2 [C]
the way in which you spend your time, especially when you are not working 清遣；业余 活动：Her main occupation seems to be
shopping.
店购物似乎是她的主要消遣。3 [U] the act of
moving into a country, town, etc. and taking control
of it using military force; the period of time during which a country, town,
etc. is controlled in this way 侵占；占
领；占細期：the Roman occupation 〇/Britain
罗人对
木列颠的 if 领◊ TTie areas
under occupation contained major fndustrid areas.被占领地区拥有主要的工业区。◊
occupation/orces 占领军 4 tu]
(/b/7?7<7/) the act of living in or using a
building, room, piece of land, etc. (. 土地、 房屋、建筑等的）使用，居住，占用：TTieojgfiiceswfHbe
ready/or occupation i‘n June.办公室将于六月交付使用。
〇 The following applies only to tenants in occupation 咕er January J 2003.以下规定仅适用于2003年1月1 H 后入住的房客。◊ "Hie.
Zevd 〇/ owner
occupation (=people owning their homes) has increased rapidly in the iast 30 years.拥有住房的乂数在过去30年间急剧 攀升。
oc-cu-pa-tion-al /.Dkju'peijanl; NAmE ,a:k-/ adj. [only before noun] connected with a person’s job or
profession 职业的：occupational health职业健康问题◊ an occu-
pational
risk/hazard IR ik # o an occupational
[1377 occurrence
pension scheme 职业退休金计划►
oocu.pa.tion.al.ly adv.: occupationally induced disease
.occupational
'therapist noun a person whose job is
to help people get better after illness or injury by giving them special
activities to do 职业治疗师(;利用特 定的技能训练帮助病患者或受伤者恢复健康）
,occupational 'therapy noun [U] the work of an
occupational therapist 职业疗法
OCCU-pied
/'Dkjupaid;
NAmE'a:k-l adj.
1
[not before noun丨 being used by sb 使用 +
有人使用
(或居住,）.：Only half of the rooms are occupied at the
moment.目前只看半鉍命房间有人居住。一see also owner-occupied
2 [not before noun] ~ (doing
sth/in doing sth/in sth) | - (with sth/with doing sth) busy tt 于•• He’s fully occupied looking after three
small children. 照顾彐个小焱把他忙得不可开交。◊ On〖y ha〖/her rime is occupied
with poiirics•她只用自己一半的时间从事政治
活动。◊ 77ie most
important thing is to fceep yourseZ/ occupied•最重要的就桌别让自己闲着。3 (Qf
a country, etc•国家等）controlled by people
from another country, etc., using military force ® 占細的；被侵占的：/fe spent chi’Whood fn
occupied Europe.他含無占领的欧洲度过
了 童年。 PTJ3 unoccupied
oc.cu.pier
/'Dkjupaw(r);
AM/77f 'a:k-/ now/? 1 ~ (of
sth) (forma/) a person who lives in
or uses a building, room, piece of land, etc.居住人；（土地、房屋等的）占有者，
占用者 occupant： The letter was addressed to the occupier 〇/the house•这封信是写给:这所房子的隹户的。
—see
also owner-occupier 2 [usually
pi.] a member of an army that is occupying a foreign country，etc.占领 者;占领军的一员^
OCCUpy
/'Dkjupai;
NAmE 'a:k-/ verb (oc-cu-pies, ■oc.cu.py.ing^
oc.cu.pied，oc.cu.pied)
1
[VN] to fill or use a space, an area or an
amount of time使用，占用:(空间、面积、时间等）EEC! take up : The bed seemed to
occi/py most 〇/ the room•床似乎占去
了大半个屋子。◊ How much
memory does the program occupy?这个运序古用多少内存？ ◊
Administrative work occupies ha!/〇/my rime.行焱畚务占用了我一半的时间。
2
[VN] {format) to live or work in a
room, house or building 使用（房屋、建筑）；居住：He occupies an oj5f?ce on the 22th/!oor•他在 12
楼有一.间办公室。3 [VN】 to enter a place in a
large group and take control of it, especially by military force 侵占；占领；占据：77ie capita? has
Seen occupied by the rebd army•叛军已占领 了 首都。◊ Protesting students occupied the TV station. 抗议的学生占领了电视台。4〜sb/sth/yourself (in doing
sth/with sb/sth) to fill your time or keep you busy doing sth使忙于（“某事）；忙着（做某事）：[VN] a game
that vvi'H occupy the /dds/or hours 能让小孩一玩就是几
个小时的游戏◊ She occupied herse丨/with routine oj^ce tasks.她fi于办公室的日常工作。◊ Probiems at
wor/c continued to
occupy his mind for some time.
题继续在他的脑海中萦绕了一段时间。[alsoVN-ing] 5[VN] to
have an official job or position 任职；执政 S3Z1
hold： The president occupies the position
for four years. 总统任期四年。
occur
Ow
/8'k3：(r)/ verb (-rr-)
1
[V] (/b/7?ra/) to .happen 金生；出现：When emcriy did the
incident occur?金一秦件究竟盛什么时候发生的？ ◊
Something unexpected occurred•发.生.了一件出乎意料的
事。2 [V +fldv./prep.] to exist or be found
somewhere 存 现在：Sugar occurs naturaHy
fnjhiit.水果天▲ 含 _
分。u:i⑽ 〇c’cur to sb (of an idea or a
thought 观念或k法）to come into your mind被想到;出现在头
脑中：The idea occurred to
/u_m in a dream.这个主意是
他告梦中想到的。◊[+ that] didn’t oecur
to hi'm that his m/e was having an a加ir.他没有想到自己的妻子有婚
外情。◊[+ to inf] Jt didn’t
occur to her to asfc}br heZp. 她没想到请别人帮忙。
occurrence /a'kArans;
NAmE 9'k3：r-/ noun 1 [C]
some-
thing that happens or exists发生的事情；存在的事物：
a common/everyday/jirequent/reg'uZar
occurrence 司
空见惯的/每天发生的/经常发生的/定期发生的事情〇 Vandafcm used to be a
rare occurrence here•过去这里 很少发生故意破坏公物的事。◊ The program
counts t/ie