preoccupy

美音：[pri'ɑkjə.paɪ] 英音：[pri'ɒkjʊpaɪ]

简单释义：

v.使日夜思考；使忧心忡忡

网络使全神贯注；迷住；先占领

变形：

第三人称单数：preoccupies 现在分词：preoccupying 过去式：preoccupied

完整释义：

1.〔常用被动语态〕吸引住,迷住;使出神;使全神贯注;使专心于;使抱偏见
2.先占领,先取
3.盘据

例句：

Also several organizations related to the movie invited their customers to the preview so we need to preoccupy the registration desk.
另外还有与电影相关的组织也邀请了他们的客户参加了这次试映会。所以我们必须关注参加者的登记处。
It is these seemingly mundane issues, he argues, that are the stuff of daily life rather than the political dramas that preoccupy the media.
鲍恩认为，比起充斥媒体的那些政治戏剧，这些看起来世俗的话题更能体现原本的日常生活。
This question continues to haunt us, and Moynihan's arguments about black culture still preoccupy and divide academics.
这一问题现在仍然困扰着我们，而莫伊尼汉的观点依然为学者所关注，并因此将学者们分成了不同的阵营。
But it is not hearts and minds in Kabul and Kandahar that most preoccupy the PM now, but hearts and minds much closer to home.
但如今在首相的心中，最值得全神贯注的地方显然不在喀什穆和坎大哈，而是在国内。
This began to preoccupy him at the end of his life, when he wondered whether Russia could go directly to socialism.
马克思晚年时一直在思索这个问题，他曾经对俄国能否直接进入社会主义抱有疑问。
In any case, it is social and religious issues that most preoccupy Mr Sadr.
但不管怎么说，萨德尔先生考虑更多的是一些社会和宗教问题。
Stressful or demanding relationships may preoccupy your mind and consume your time so that you neglect your own health.
压力过大或过于苛刻的人际关系可能会占满你的时间和精力，以至于忽略了自己的健康。
Economic worries increasingly preoccupy investors elsewhere, but they are not yet clamouring for action.
在其他国家，经济增长越来越成为投资者担心的问题，但他们还没有大声呼吁政府采取行动。

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