occupation

Occupation , as occupation , stands for:

• the violent surrender of foreign territory, see occupation
• the illegal possession of a building or public space, see occupation (action)
• the procedure for awarding jobs in business or public administration, see position (organization) :
  • Overstaffing
  • Understaffing
• the composition of a working group with representatives of various interest or specialist groups, see Proporz

• the composition of musicians, instruments and / or voices, see line- up (music)
• the interplay of the protagonists and secondary characters in literature, see Dramatis personae
• the distribution of roles in works of the performing arts, see Casting of roles
• more specifically the process of casting roles in the performing arts, see Casting (selection process)

• in psychology the theory that certain ideas are connected with psychic energies, see object cathexis

Special occupation only :

• Overturning edges, fabric ends or cut-outs on textiles, see trim (clothing) , see also trim (clothing)

See also:

• crew
• Trim
• Busy in the sense of busy signals

Wiktionary: cast  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Wiktionary: occupy  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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