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🔑busybus·y1 /ˈbɪzi / adjective (bus·i·er, bus·i·est)- busy (at / with sth) | busy (doing sth) having a lot of work or tasks to do; not free; working on something忙碌的；无闲暇的◆Mr. Smith is busy until 4 o'clock, but he could see you after that.史密斯先生 4 点之前都很忙，但那之后可以见你。◆Don't disturb him. He's busy.别打扰他，他很忙。◆We're busy decorating the guest room before our visitors arrive.我们正忙着赶在客人到达前布置好客房。
- (used about a period of time) full of activity and things to do（一段时间）活动多的，事务繁忙的◆I've had a pretty busy week.我这一星期过得非常忙。
- (used about a place) full of people, movement, and activity（地方）熙熙攘攘的，热闹的◆Main Street was so busy that I could hardly move.市区大街上人头攒动，我几乎寸步难行。
- (used about a telephone) in use（电话）占线的◆The line's busy right now. I'll try again later.电话现在占线，我稍后再打。◆a busy signal 忙音
 ●get busystart working开始工作◆We'll have to get busy if we're going to be ready in time.我们要是想及时做好准备，就得开始行动了。▸ bus·i·ly /ˈbɪzəli / adverb ◆When I came in she was busily writing something at her desk.我进来的时候，她正伏案疾书。
busybus·y2 /ˈbɪzi / verb [transitive] (present participle bus·y·ing, third person singular present tense bus·ies, past tense, past participle bus·ied)busy yourself with sth | busy yourself doing sth to keep yourself busy; to find something to do忙着做某事；不让自己闲着 |