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    Ocupate (en. Take care of yourself)

    /okuˈpa.te/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Take responsibility or dedicate oneself to a task or activity.
    Focus on your work so everything goes well.
    Ocúpate de tu trabajo para que todo salga bien.
    To worry or take action to resolve a problem or situation.
    Take care of the shopping before the guests arrive.
    Ocúpate de las compras antes de que llegue la visita.
    To take charge of something or someone.
    Look after the children while I cook.
    Ocúpate de los niños mientras yo cocino.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'occupy', which comes from the Latin 'occupare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    take care of your own affairs
    Do not interfere in matters that do not concern you.
    ocúpate de lo tuyo
    get involved in something
    Dedicate your time to carrying out an activity.
    ocúpate en algo

    Related Words

    occupation
    Activity or work that someone performs.
    ocupación
    occupant
    Person who occupies a place or space.
    ocupante

    Slang Meanings

    Colloquial way of saying to take care of something.
    Next time, take care of it before it’s too late!
    La próxima vez, ¡ocúpate antes de que sea tarde!
    A way to urge someone not to worry excessively.
    Don't worry, just take care of it and let things flow.
    Tranquilo, solo ocúpate y deja que las cosas fluyan.