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busy

Qué significa “busy” en español

EE. UU. /ˈbɪzi/

busy en español: ocupado, ajetreado, intenso, concurrido, transitado, recargado

adjetivo

OCUPADOA1

ocupado

Que está haciendo algo y tiene poco tiempo para otras cosas.

En inglés sencillo: Doing something, so you have little time for anything else.

  • I am busy now.
  • She was busy helping her brother.
  • Are you too busy to come?

Cómo se usa: busy doing something (She is busy cooking dinner.); busy with something (I am busy with my homework.); too busy to do something (He is too busy to answer.)

Sinónimos: occupied

Antónimos: free, available

Expresiones frecuentes: busy with something, busy doing something, too busy

PERÍODO AJETREADOA2

ajetreado, intenso

Período con mucho trabajo o muchas actividades y poco tiempo para descansar.

En inglés sencillo: A time with a lot of work or activities and little chance to rest.

  • We had a busy day.
  • December is our busiest month.
  • It has been a busy week at work.

Sinónimos: hectic, full

Antónimos: quiet

Expresiones frecuentes: busy day, busy week, busy schedule

LUGAR CONCURRIDOA2

concurrido, transitado

Lugar por donde pasan o donde se reúnen muchas personas o vehículos.

En inglés sencillo: A place with many people or vehicles moving around or using it.

  • This road is busy.
  • The market was busier than usual.
  • Avoid the busy streets near the station.

Sinónimos: crowded, bustling

Antónimos: quiet, deserted

Expresiones frecuentes: busy street, busy road, busy restaurant, busy office

LÍNEA OCUPADAA2

ocupado

Línea telefónica que alguien está usando, por lo que otra llamada no puede entrar.

En inglés sencillo: A telephone line that someone is already using, so another caller cannot connect.

  • The line is busy.
  • I got a busy signal when I called.
  • Her phone was busy all morning.

Sinónimos: engaged

Expresiones frecuentes: busy line, busy signal, line is busy

DISEÑO RECARGADOC1

recargado

Con tantos colores, formas o detalles que resulta confuso a la vista.

En inglés sencillo: Having so many colours, shapes, or small details that it looks confusing.

  • The pattern is too busy.
  • Plain curtains would suit this busy wallpaper.
  • That busy design makes the text difficult to read.

Sinónimos: cluttered

Antónimos: plain, simple

Expresiones frecuentes: busy pattern, busy design, busy wallpaper

verbo

OCUPARSEC1

ocuparse

Llenar el tiempo haciendo alguna actividad.

En inglés sencillo: To fill your time by doing something.

  • I busy myself with small jobs.
  • She busied herself cleaning the kitchen.
  • They busied themselves with preparations for the party.

Cómo se usa: busy oneself with something (She busied herself with the dishes.); busy oneself doing something (He busied himself arranging the chairs.)

Sinónimos: occupy oneself

Expresiones frecuentes: busy oneself with, busy oneself doing

OCUPAR A ALGUIENC1

ocupar

Dar a alguien algo que hacer para mantenerlo activo.

En inglés sencillo: To give someone something to do and keep them active.

  • We busied the children with games.
  • She busied herself with packing.
  • The preparations busied everyone until noon.

Cómo se usa: busy someone with something (We busied the children with simple craft tasks.)

Sinónimos: occupy

Expresiones frecuentes: busy someone with, busy oneself with

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