to occupy; to hold

to capture, seize, or occupy by force

to occupy

to take up, seize, or hold a specific space, territory, or position

to invade and occupy (territory)

to seize (a position, territory, or strategic advantage)

to forcibly occupy or take possession of land, property, or resources

to seize control of an enemy position or territory through military force

to predominate or occupy a dominant position; to have the upper hand

to muscle in, occupy, or take possession of

to divine

to have all to oneself; to monopolize

to be in a favorable position or possess a situational advantage

to take the lead or gain the upper hand in a competition, argument, or situation

to occupy by force

busy (telephone line)

(idiom) to come first in imperial examinations; to be the champion; to be the very best in any field

to take up space or occupy a specific area of land

Relating to the art, architecture, or characteristic style of the Byzantine Empire.

to tie up (funds or resources etc that could otherwise be used)

to take precedence

occupant; occupier

enemy occupied territory

taking or eating more than one's due; greedy and selfish

To occupy a position or resource without fulfilling its duties or making use of it, thereby preventing others from doing so.

to divine by astrology or use a horoscope

to benefit from or take credit for the fruits of someone else's labor

(dialect) merchant (loanword)

Soviet-occupied area (of Eastern Europe etc)

to take up space

to constitute or represent a specific proportion or percentage of a total

the Cham ethnic group

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to hold the upper hand or have an advantage in a situation or competition

to appropriate for oneself what rightfully belongs to others

Occupy Central, a Hong Kong civil disobedience movement that began in September 2014

to be at a disadvantage

to divine; to prophesy; to foretell the future

to misappropriate or embezzle

a criminal offense involving the illegal appropriation of another's property that one is entrusted with or has control over

The ratio of the screen area to the total front surface area of an electronic device, such as a smartphone.

An ancient Indochinese kingdom lasting from the 2nd to the 17th century, located in what is now central and southern Vietnam.

the floor area, occupied area, or physical footprint of a building, piece of equipment, or other structure