Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

socobrar

verb

/sok-uh-brahr/

Definition

To demand payment for a debt or obligation.

Examples

After several reminders, the manager decided to socobrar the outstanding invoices.
The agency was forced to socobrar debts owed by clients to maintain its operations.

Meaning

In financial contexts, socobrar refers to the act of collecting money that is owed. It often involves formally requesting payment from individuals or organizations that have not fulfilled their financial commitments.