How to say busy in English?

Busy, busy, lively, chaotic; Full of energy and excessive decoration; The line is busy. Five; Busy. n； Police officer; Police.

Distorted past participle: busy? Now participle: busy? Past tense: busy. Third person singular: busies? Comparative: busier? Highest level: busiest.

Phrase collocation:

Busy, busy; Busy; Be busy doing ...

Busy streets, busy sections; downtown

Busy doing, busy doing; Busy doing it.

Busy, busy; Busy; There is no time.

Busy life, busy life; A busy life.

Busy four words: burn: burn your head, burn your forehead. The metaphor is awkward. Sometimes it is described as too busy to know what to do, which means exaggeration.

Race against time: every minute is spared. Describe making full use of time.

Busy: describe the work as complicated and hard.

All night: all night: all night, all night; Da: to; Dan: It's dawn. All night, from darkness to dawn.

Case: case: official document. Paperwork makes the body tired. Describe the busy business.

Make sentences:

We are not always so busy!

We are not always so busy!

She gives the impression that she is very busy.

She gives the impression that she is busy.

I have my hands full right now.

I have my hands full right now.

We crossed at the crossroads.

We crossed a busy intersection.

The Japanese are busy buying gold bars.

The Japanese are busy buying gold bars in large quantities.

6. Farmers are very busy during the harvest season.

Farmers are very busy during the harvest season.

I work in shifts in a restaurant.

I work in a busy restaurant.

He will be busy for a long time.

He will be busy for a long time.

God, you've been busy!

God, you are so busy!

If you don't mind, I'm busy now.

I'll take the lead if I can. I'm busy.