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    Sacan (en. They take out)

    [saˈkan]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    It refers to the action of removing something from a place.
    They take out the trash every day.
    Ellos sacan la basura todos los días.
    It means to obtain or achieve something.
    They get good grades in their exams.
    Ellos sacan buenas notas en sus exámenes.
    It can refer to the action of provoking something.
    They bring up the issues in the meeting.
    Ellos sacan a relucir los problemas en la reunión.

    Etymology

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

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to take advantage
    To obtain a benefit or gain from a situation.
    sacar ventaja
    to drive someone mad
    To disturb or annoy someone.
    sacar a alguien de quicio
    to make someone blush
    To make someone feel embarrassed.
    sacar los colores

    Related Words

    to take out
    Verb used to indicate the action of removing.
    sacar
    taken
    Participle that indicates that something has been extracted.
    sacado

    Slang Meanings

    To aim very well.
    The player made an incredible aim in yesterday's game.
    El jugador sacó un puntería increíble en el juego de ayer.
    To ask someone to dance.
    He asked the girl to dance at the party.
    Él le sacó a bailar a la chica en la fiesta.