Translation for "constantly busy" to spanish

Constantly busy

• constantemente ocupado

Translation examples

constantemente ocupado

(Gordon) John keeps himself constantly busy, but he's busy doing all the wrong things.
John mantiene sí mismo constantemente ocupado, pero él está ocupado haciendo todas las cosas malas.

Here is what constantly busy? ..
Esto es lo que constantemente ocupado ?

The grandmother took in ironing and sewing, and her old hands were constantly busy.
La abuela se ocupaba del planchado y la costura, y sus viejas manos estaban constantemente ocupadas.

Scarlett was at her best when she was constantly busy, and these were good days for her.
Scarlett se sentía como nunca cuando estaba constantemente ocupada, y aquéllos eran días buenos para ella.

Drink, debauchery, incest, rape, loot, homicide and chicanery—enough to keep a juge d’Instruction constantly busy.
Alcoholismo, libertinaje, incesto, rapto, saqueo, homicidio, trampas... Lo suficiente para tener constantemente ocupado a un jugue d'instruction.

Although he listened to Penrod with attention, his eyes were constantly busy, watching over the orderly formation of his square as it moved steadily southwards.
Aunque escuchaba a Penrod con atención sus ojos estaban constantemente ocupados, vigilando que su cuadro mantuviera una formación ordenada en su rítmico avance hacia el sur.

But except for that, I didn’t get much for my money that afternoon. Elinor was constantly busy, in and out of the barroom, and we could only exchange a few words from time to time.
Pero a pesar de ello, esa tarde no me quedé satisfecho, Elinor estaba constantemente ocupada dentro y fuera de la taberna y sólo pudimos intercambiar unas cuantas palabras de vez en cuando.

Wyatt was four years old when his father returned alone from Spain, a small disgruntled person with sand-colored hair, hazel eyes which burned into green on angry occasion, and hands constantly busy, clutching and opening on nothing, breaking something, or picking his nose.
Wyatt tenía cuatro años cuando su padre volvió solo de España, y era un crío malhumorado de pelo color arena, ojos avellana que ardían en verde cuando se enfadaba y manos constantemente ocupadas, abriéndose y cerrándose sobre nada, rompiendo algo o hurgándose en la nariz.