Sacara (en. Take out)

/saˈkaɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To remove something from a place.

I'm going to take out the trash from the kitchen.

Voy a sacar la basura de la cocina.

To extract something, generally from a container.

He took the book from the shelf.

Él sacó el libro de la estantería.

To obtain a result.

I need to get good grades on the exam.

Necesito sacar buenas notas en el examen.

From Latin 'sacare', which means 'to extract'.

to drive someone crazy

To annoy someone until they lose their patience.

sacar a alguien de quicio

to take advantage

To benefit from a situation.

sacar provecho

to stick out one's tongue

To make a mocking or disdainful expression.

sacar la lengua

to take out

To remove something from a place.

sacar

taken out

The act of taking something out.

sacada

pulled out

Something that has been removed or extracted.

sacado

To stick out the tongue

To mock someone by sticking out the tongue.

Hacer una burla a alguien mostrando la lengua.

To take out the wallet

To pay in a restaurant or bar.

Pagar en un restaurante o bar.