No. 6,896 in Spanish
desokupa
"Desokupa" refers to evicting or clearing out occupants, often used in the context of removing squatters.
In a sentence
El equipo de desokupa llegó ayer para resolver la situación.
The eviction team arrived yesterday to resolve the situation.
In this sentence, 'desokupa' is used as a noun referring to a team specializing in evictions.
Ellos desokupan edificios de manera profesional.
They evict buildings professionally.
Here, 'desokupan' is a verb in present tense, indicating the act of evicting buildings.
La desokupa de ese lugar está programada para mañana.
The eviction of that place is scheduled for tomorrow.
In this example, 'desokupa' acts as a noun describing the event of eviction scheduled for a specific time.
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