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Definition 1:
Actively doing something often + with .
Examples:
She’s busy preparing for her test.
Are you busy? Can I talk to you for a minute?
I will be busy cleaning the house.
I’m sorry I haven’t called. I’ve been so busy.
busy people who don’t have time to cook
I got enough work to keep me busy for a while.
He is a very busy person.
He’s been busy in the kitchen all afternoon.
She’s as busy as a bee. [=she’s very busy]
The actress is busy with a new film. [=is working on a new film]
He keeps himself busy with volunteer work.
She is busy with wedding plans.
Definition 2:
Full of activity or work .
Examples:
My week has been so busy!
They live/lead busy lives.
Is there any time in your busy schedule for us to have lunch next week?
Definition 3:
Full of people or things .
Examples:
A busy street
A busy store
Definition 4:
Being used When you dial a telephone line that is already in use, you hear a sound that is called a busy signal..
Examples:
I tried calling her, but her line/phone is busy. [=(chiefly Brit) engaged]
Definition 5:
Full of many details .
Examples:
I like the fabric, but I think the pattern is too busy for this dress.
busy wallpaper
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