Busy meaning in English

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Definition

busy: occupied; active, doing an activity; crowded adjective
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.
  • "Are you busy?"
  • "Bruno : I'm sorry Jean, I'm a busy guy."
  • "I haven't been this busy since we faked the moon landing."
  • "Not THE queen, she's very busy, but the rock group Queen."
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  • "My servers could handle 10 times the traffic if they weren't busy apologizing for your shit code base."
  • "Don't you know how busy and important I am?"
  • "He's a very busy man."
  • "I'll be brief, as we're both busy people: You are the father of my child."

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