0 a person's job:
2 a situation in which an army or group of people moves into and takes control of a place:
the Italian occupation of Ethiopia
3 a person’s job:
4 the act of controlling a foreign country or region by armed force:
the occupation of France during World War II
6 an occasion when someone moves into and starts using a building:
Totimehuacan benefited from easier access to courts and government authorities, but it also had to endure the city's economic downturns, epidemics, and military occupations.
The door to well-paid occupations was firmly closed.
We all recognise, perforce, that the first occupations and training of the nursery and kindergarten must follow the natural lines of the child's development.
Unlike the other informants they had spent their working lives in manual occupations.
In many cases the authorities instituted hereditary family occupations and probably determined patrilineal succession.
Increases granted as percentages on the prevailing rates only served to accentuate the wage differentials between occupations and the disparities between mills.
He did not complete high school, and he writes so that old ways of life and occupations will be documented, not to produce literary pieces.
The censuses contain statistics on occupations, but cannot serve as the main source for a study analysing questions on servant recruitment and careers.
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