occupant; occupier

the percentage of total sales in a market held by a particular company or brand

an area or region occupied by the enemy

taking or eating more than one's due; specifically refers to people in power using their positions to secure unfair personal benefits

Soviet-occupied area, specifically referring to the regions of Eastern Europe and Germany held by the Soviet Union following World War II

to be at a disadvantage; to be in an inferior position

The Occupy Central with Love and Peace civil disobedience movement in Hong Kong, which began in September 2014

to benefit from being associated with someone or something; to enjoy an advantage through someone else's prestige or hard work

to take up or occupy time, attention, or space; to account for a proportion of something

to take advantage of small things for personal gain; to profit at the expense of others in minor ways

to occupy a place or a certain standing in a social or professional hierarchy

The portion of a market controlled by a particular company or product; abbreviation for [[市场占有率|市場佔有率|shi4 chang3 zhan4 you3 lu:4]]

to use military force to occupy a strategic elevated position

to seize or take over civilian homes or private housing by force

the turtle dove occupies the magpie's nest; to take over someone else's property or position