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Meaning of occubo | Babel Free

Verb CEFR B1
[ˈɔk.kʊ.boː]

Definitions

to lie or fall in, on, or down, especially in the grave; rest, repose

conjugation-1

Examples

“‘vīdimus ōrnātōs aerāta per ātria picta veste triumphālēs occubuisse senēs’ “We have seen [them], adorned in their embroidered [robes], fallen dead throughout the bronze-covered halls: [those] oft-honored old veterans.” (The poetic voice of Mars is addressing Jupiter. The Gauls, having invaded Rome, have attacked elderly veterans who had had military triumphs, “senēs triumphālēs”; these vets were dressed in their symbolic garments, “ōrnātōs picta”; and it happened throughout the halls of state, “per ātria aerāta”. In other words, such enemy brutality is an affront to human dignity and Roman honor.)”

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This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
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