late 16th cent. (first used in rhetoric in the sense anticipating and meeting objections beforehand): from Latin praeoccupatio(n-), from praeoccupareseize beforehand (see preoccupy)
英英釋義網絡釋義
noun
1.an idea that preoccupies the mind and holds the attention
2.the mental state of being preoccupied by something
3.the act of taking occupancy before someone else does
prenuptial play 婚前調情preoccupation effect 先占效應preoviposition period 產卵前期
+main preoccupation
1 . 主要關注點
he rattled on about safety at his plants : an important subject , but hardly what one would expect to be his main preoccupation .他喋喋不休地說著他所在工廠的安全問題:雖是一個重要的議題,但沒有人想到這會是他的主要關注點。
+the preoccupation
1 . 這份職業
the result of a load of electrical sacred geometry that was deteriorating his form enough that he had to leave the preoccupation behind in order to ascend beyond 2000 strands .結果就是大量以太神圣幾何形充分摧毀了他身體,以至于他不得不離開這份職業以超過2000股而提升。
+preoccupations that
1 . 提升的職業
in order to fulfill upon the potential script for ascension , one must have preoccupations that serve .為了完成提升的潛在劇本,你必須擁有服務于提升的職業。