English–German
“occupied” in German
How to say “occupied” in German
“Occupied” in German is belegt.
A place or surface has something assigned to it, so it is no longer open.
Example sentences with belegt
Der Sitzplatz im Zug war belegt.
The seat on the train was occupied.
Tips for using belegt
- For a room or seat, belegt can mean reserved or assigned as well as occupied, so it often indicates unavailability rather than a person's physical presence.