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preoccupied
-absorto
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preoccupied
-preocupado
Past participle ofpreoccupy.There are other translations for this conjugation.

preoccupied

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An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. absorto
The rice got overcooked because Tammy was so preoccupied with the sauce.Se pasó el arroz porque Tammy estaba absorta en la salsa.
b. ensimismado
Pedro had been blowing off his family because he was preoccupied with work.Pedro había estado ignorando a su familia porque estaba ensimismado con su trabajo.
a. preocupado
Julie was quite preoccupied by the mouse droppings she found in the kitchen.Julie estaba bastante preocupada por el excremento de ratón que encontró en la cocina.
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