English–Chinese
“forcibly occupy” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinqiáng zhàn
Example
有人偷偷强占了这间空房子。yǒu rén tōu tōu qiáng zhàn le zhè jiān kòng fáng zi
Someone secretly occupied this vacant house.
How to say “forcibly occupy” in Chinese
“Forcibly occupy” in Chinese is 强占 (qiáng zhàn).
A boundary is crossed when force or pressure makes another person's property or space serve as one's own.
Example sentences with 强占
法院判决要求被告归还被强占的房屋。fǎ yuàn pàn jué yāo qiú bèi gào guī huán bèi qiáng zhàn de fáng wū
The court's judgment required the defendant to return the house they had forcibly occupied.
Tips for using 强占
- In conversational Chinese, this word sounds like a serious accusation, so it suits disputes, reports, and legal contexts rather than harmless use of temporary space.