1.
To occupy as or convert into a military post.
占领或占用一军事驻地
2.
They occupied the enemy's territory.
他们占领了敌国的领土。
3.
The occupant has the right to regulate commercial intercourse in the occupied territory.
占领者得规範占领区域内之商业交易。
4.
The peasants were kept down ruthlessly by the occupying power.
占领国残酷地压迫农民。
5.
occupy a large, elongated area.
占领大量，延长范围。
6.
The soldiers seized the city.
士兵们占领了这座城池。
7.
They first seized the police stations.
他们先占领了警察局。
8.
Enemy troops occupied the country.
敌军占领了这个国家。
9.
The town was taken by surprise.
该镇突然被占领了。
10.
The army occupied the enemy's capital.
军队占领了敌国首都.
11.
occupy a trench or secured area.
占领壕沟或安全的地区。
12.
Soviet Union, United States, United Kingdom andFrance Respective Occupation of Regions inGermany
苏美英法分区占领德国
13.
Belligerent occupation in a foreign war, being based upon the possession of enemy territory, necessarily implies that the sovereignty of the occupied territory is not vested in the occupying power.
对外战争中的交战国占领，基于占有敌方领土，意味被占领地的主权不授予占领国。
14.
The rebels seized the radio station.
造反者占领了电台。
15.
Executive Bureau for Occupied Homeland Affairs
被占领家园事务执行局
16.
We captured a fortress of the enemy.
我们占领了敌军的堡垒。
17.
The conqueror dictated the surrender terms.
占领者提出投降的条件。
18.
The enemy soon occupied the fort.
敌人很快占领这座要塞。