Sacamos (en. We take out)

/saˈka.mos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To take something from a place or a situation.

We take out the trash every Monday.

Sacamos la basura todos los lunes.

To extract something from a place or a container.

We take the ingredients out of the refrigerator.

Sacamos los ingredientes del refrigerador.

To obtain a result or information.

We got good grades on the exam.

Sacamos buenas notas en el examen.

From Latin 'sacare', which means 'to extract' or 'to take out'.

we draw conclusions

We reached a resolution after evaluating information.

sacamos conclusiones

we gain an advantage

We obtain a benefit or a plus in a situation.

sacamos ventaja

to take out

Verb used to indicate the act of extracting something.

sacar

taken

Adjective that describes something that has been extracted.

sacado

scoop

Noun that refers to the utensil or tool for taking out.

sacadera

To take advantage of a situation.

He always makes the most of the opportunities he has.

Siempre saca jugo de las oportunidades que tiene.

To get someone out of a problem.

My brother always gets me out of trouble when I need him.

Mi hermano siempre me saca de apuros cuando lo necesito.