Busy meaning in English
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Definition
busy: occupied; active, doing an activity; crowded
I'm busy at the moment, I've got lots of work to do.
The city center is very busy at night. It's full of people looking for fun.
Examples
- "Not THE queen, she's very busy, but the rock group Queen."
- "Jean : Everyone is busy except you."
- "Bruno : Thanks for coming to see me Ms. Bauer, you must be very busy."
- "I'm kind of hic , I'm kind of hic , I'm kind of busy at the moment."
- "Bruno : Yes, well we've all been very busy recently, and I wanted to let you know that your efforts are appreciated."
- "Jean : He asked me to fax some this afternoon, but I've been so busy getting ready I haven't had time."
- "Are you busy?"
- "But I'm really busy at the moment, is next week possible for you?"
- "Steffi : I hope I do not disturb you, you must be a busy man."
- "I know you've all got busy schedules, but your input would be really useful for me."
- "Bruno : I'm sorry Jean, I'm a busy guy."
- "I haven't been this busy since we faked the moon landing."
- "Can't you see I'm busy here?"
- "Sorry Brian, I'm busy washing my hair this weekend!"
- "Hannah : A bit busy to be honest, Icarus."
- "Being a manager is a full-time job, and I'm very busy."
- "Donna : Oh I am thoroughly enjoying it actually, but between my show on Radio Rhubarb and my work with the Delavigne staff, things are getting very busy."
- "My servers could handle 10 times the traffic if they weren't busy apologizing for your shit code base."
- "Icarus : Oh very busy actually."
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