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    Sacaré (en. I will take out)

    /saˈkaɾe/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To remove something from a place.
    Tomorrow he will take out the trash.
    Mañana sacará la basura.
    To make something come out.
    He will bring the truth to light.
    Sacará la verdad a la luz.
    To extract or obtain something.
    The scientist will draw new conclusions from his experiments.
    El científico sacará nuevas conclusiones de sus experimentos.

    Etymology

    It derives from the Latin 'sacare', which means to remove or extract.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    make the most of something
    Make the most of something.
    sacar el máximo provecho
    drive someone crazy
    Upset someone to the point of losing patience.
    sacar a alguien de quicio
    show someone's claws
    Show someone's strength or aggressiveness.
    sacar las garras

    Related Words

    sacar
    To derive or extract something.
    sacar
    sacada
    The action of taking something out.
    sacada
    sacador
    A person who takes out.
    sacador

    Slang Meanings

    Help someone out of a tight spot.
    When I had problems, my friend helped me out of a tight spot.
    Cuando tuve problemas, mi amigo me sacó del apuro.
    To air out dirty laundry.
    In the argument, they aired out the dirty laundry.
    En la discusión, sacaron los trapos sucios.