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Перевод: preoccupy

[глагол]
захватить раньше; занять раньше; занимать внимание; поглощать внимание

Тезаурус:

1. Networking, output quality, graphical user interfaces and the management of increasingly complex models are issues that preoccupy both vendors and users; the way the product is sold and licensed is also a shared concern.
2. Such ideas were to preoccupy Coleridge as the year drew to a close.
3. Comedians, not crime, preoccupy New York voters
4. Haute couture in the tomb did not really preoccupy the majority of the populace and, in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the system of requisitioning a single linen sheet from the household supply seemed to be the norm.
5. As you said, it's creating a space for discussing topics that really preoccupy people.
6. Two factors preoccupy Lendl in this respect.
7. The rules of dress, and etiquette generally, sustain a great industry whose fashions seem to preoccupy some people's whole lives.
8. Coming upon me as it did, however, in the midst of such a busy period, I could not afford to let it preoccupy me unduly, and I thus decided I should resolve it at the earliest opportunity.
9. Rumours of releases preoccupy S Africa
10. But, as Lodge says, "he was thinking his way, with the minimum of intellectual and material support, through the questions which preoccupy us, decades before we even thought of them."
11. Conditions that increase sensory input like severe cystitis and urinary tract infections will encourage frequent micturition, emotionally stressful events can reduce inhibition, and bladder sensation can be reduced by deep sleep or events that preoccupy the child like play or worry (Schmitt 1982b; Yeates 1973).
12. The question for politicians of all parties contemplating their electoral prospects in the nineties, must be: what is likely to preoccupy voters most?
13. It is Pakistan's other export businesses - heroin and opium - which preoccupy them.