No. 1,569 in French

occupée

Busy; occupied.

In a sentence

Elle est très occupée avec son travail.
She is very busy with her work.
'Occupée' is used here as an adjective describing the state of being busy for 'elle'.
La table est déjà occupée par les invités.
The table is already taken by the guests.
'Occupée' serves as an adjective applied to the table, indicating that it is currently in use.
Cette place est occupée, vous devez en chercher une autre.
This seat is taken; you need to find another one.
'Occupée' is employed as an adjective defining the seat is presently reserved or in use.

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