No. 5,301 in Spanish
jubiló
"Júbilo" means "joy" or "jubilation" in English.
In a sentence
Ella se jubiló después de trabajar 30 años en la compañía.
She retired after working for 30 years in the company.
The word 'jubiló' is used here to indicate past tense third-person singular form of the verb 'jubilarse', referring to retiring from work.
El equipo se jubiló el uniforme viejo debido al desgaste.
The team retired the old uniform due to wear and tear.
In this sentence, 'jubiló' is used metaphorically to describe the act of retiring or setting aside something, in this case, an old uniform.
¿Quién se jubiló esta semana en tu oficina?
Who retired this week at your office?
Here, 'jubiló' is employed to inquire about someone's action of retiring, as part of a question structure in past tense.
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