English Translation
Doctors use medical equipment.
Using ocupar for use seems to be a Latam thing. I don’t think I’ve ever heard this usage in Spain.
Doctors use medical equipment.
Using ocupar for use seems to be a Latam thing. I don’t think I’ve ever heard this usage in Spain.
I’ve spent more time in these countries so it’s seemed completely normal to me. Today, I learned something.
ocupar
A transitive verb
7 (Central America, Chile, Mexico) (usar) to use
In WordRef app, using the Collins dictionary (WR also includes Collins in their app, which I really like)
ocupar… (Collins lists 10 usages…or definitions. The last one applies here)
Here’s a thread in WordRef forum that discusses this very question morbrorper asks…