Sacada (en. Taken out)

/saˈkaða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definition: Action of taking out from a place, especially by force or when extracting something.

Example Sentence: The removal of the sofa was difficult due to its size.

La sacada del sofá fue difícil debido a su tamaño.

Definition: Movement of dragging or pulling something out.

Example Sentence: We made the removal of the box from the warehouse.

Hicimos la sacada de la caja del almacén.

Definition: Result of extracting or removing something.

Example Sentence: The removal of the book from the shelf left an empty space.

La sacada del libro del estante dejó un espacio vacío.

Etymology/Origin: From the verb 'remove', which comes from the Latin 'sacrare'.

Common Phrase: to make a removal

Meaning: To perform a movement to take out or remove something.

hacer una sacada

Common Phrase: tournament removal

Meaning: Action in any competition where a play changes the course of the game.

sacada de torneo

Related Word: remove

Description: Extracting something from a place.

sacar

Related Word: removed

Description: That has been extracted or removed.

sacado

Related Word: subtraction

Description: Action of subtracting, taking away, or removing.

sustracción

Slang Meaning: Complicated or difficult situation.

Slang Example: To be in a total removal during the exam.

Estar en una sacada total durante el examen.

Slang Meaning: Action of taking something out quickly.

Slang Example: I’m going to make a food removal before they close.

Voy a hacer una sacada de comida antes de que cierren.