occupational

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occupational — 形容詞

  • occupationalpositive
  • more occupationalcomparative
  • most occupationalsuperlative

1. linked to the work that a person does for pay, especially the risks, illnesses,

1.形容詞B2
釋義

職業的

與某人工作或職業有關的

linked to the work that a person does for pay, especially the risks, illnesses, training, or support that come from doing that kind of work — for example, back pain among nurses, or stress among teachers.

例句

Loud noise in the factory is a serious occupational hazard for Mr. Chen and his team.

工廠裡的巨大噪音對陳先生和他的同事來說是嚴重的職業傷害風險。

collocation: occupational hazard

After her stroke, Mei-Ling went to occupational therapy twice a week to use her right hand again.

中風之後，美玲每週去做兩次職能治療，希望能再次使用她的右手。

collocation: occupational therapy

常見搭配
  • occupational hazard
  • occupational therapy
  • occupational health
  • occupational disease
  • occupational safety
  • occupational therapist
  • occupational stress
  • occupational injury
同義詞
  • work-related

    everyday alternative; common in news and casual speech

  • vocational

    focuses on training for a trade or skilled job, e.g. vocational school

  • professional

    suggests skilled or office-based jobs; broader than occupational

反義詞

文法句型

occupational + noun

用法筆記

Almost always attributive — placed directly before a noun (occupational hazard, occupational therapist). Not used after a linking verb; you cannot say 'the risk is occupational'. Common in workplace, legal, and medical writing.

常見錯誤

The risk is occupational.
It is an occupational risk.
'occupational' goes before a noun, not after 'be'.
She works as an occupational.
She works as an occupational therapist.
'occupational' is an adjective; it always needs a noun.

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常見搭配

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常用片語

  • occupational hazard
  • occupational therapy
  • occupational health and safety
  • occupational disease