constitute; hold; account for

forcibly occupy; seize; take possession of

attack and occupy

to seize; to occupy (with force) | [粵]: 霸佔, 掗

to occupy; to hold; to seize; to capture; to take over; to take control of

gain extra advantage by unfair means; profit at other people's expense | [粵]: 攞便宜

seizing another's place, land, etc; taking other people's efforts and reaping the profits [literal] the turtle-dove occupies the magpie's nest

literally: a turtledove takes over the nest of a magpie; to seize and occupy someone else's property; to reap the benefits of other's efforts

occupying floor space or area

noun; late comer " Hakkanese" dominate or better the local people; the guest acts as host (idiom); to turn from passive to active behavior

to seize territories by force [written and colloquial]

busy line (telephone)

to occupy; to hold

Occupy Central

Occupy Central with Love and Peace, a civil disobedience campaign, to pressure the PRC Government into granting an electoral system which "satisfy the international standards in relation to universal suffrage" in Hong Kong Chief Executive election in 2017 as promised according to the Hong Kong Basic Law Article 45

shortened form of 佔領中環

to invade and occupy (a territory)

to have; to possess; to own; to hold

to seize land by force [written and colloquial]