Examples of using Preoccupied in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You seem a little preoccupied.
I'm just a little bit preoccupied.
I am a little bit preoccupied.
He seems preoccupied lately.
I'm just a little preoccupied, Marg.
You OK? You seem… preoccupied lately.
Well, she's been a little preoccupied.
He was kinda… preoccupied.
Salinger, though I think he is listening, seems preoccupied.
The Minister seems preoccupied.
For most of that period, UNHCR remained preoccupied with the protection of thousands of Rwandan and Burundi refugees in the Great Lakes region of Africa.
The Panel considers that individuals who stayed in these countries for less than 12 months would have been preoccupied with establishing themselves and organising their affairs.
In the former Yugoslavia, UNHCR remains preoccupied with the continued displacement of some 1.8 million persons, both within and outside the region.
Kuwait for less than 12 months would have been preoccupied with establishing themselves and organising their affairs.
Ethiopia ' s media outlets, however, were more preoccupied with preparations for and the conduct of the 15 May general elections.
Deeply preoccupied by the accumulating arrears of contributions by a large number of Member States to the Organization ' s budget;
Some gas importers have become increasingly preoccupied with their strategic dependence on key producers, such as the European Union(EU) on the Russian Federation.
The delay in holding a fifth round of negotiations was understandable while the Yugoslav authorities were preoccupied with other matters.
several senior-level UNMIS staff confirmed that the Mission had been preoccupied with Darfur.
Fourthly, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights had been written in 1948 when the writers were preoccupied with the problems of fascism and totalitarianism.