Sacarla (en. Take it out)

/saˈkaɾ.la/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To remove something from a place.

I am going to take it out of the bag.

Voy a sacarla de la bolsa.

To make someone leave or move away from a place.

The teacher decided to take her out of the classroom due to her behavior.

El profesor decidió sacarla del aula por su comportamiento.

To draw a conclusion or result.

I need to take it out before the meeting.

Necesito sacarla antes de la reunión.

From the verb 'sacar', which comes from the Latin 'sacare', meaning to remove or extract.

to take out the cards

Refers to revealing hidden information.

sacar las cartas

to take advantage

To obtain a benefit from something.

sacar provecho

to throw someone off balance

To upset someone or disturb their state.

sacar de quicio

action

Action of taking something out.

sacción

to take out

To remove or extract something.

sacar

sacrifice

Action of renouncing something for a greater good.

sacrificio

To drive someone up the wall.

His attitude really gets to her.

Esa actitud de él realmente la saca.

To get it cheap.

I managed to get it cheap at the store.

Logré sacarla barata en la tienda.

To stick out the tongue.

When she doesn't like something, she tends to stick out her tongue.

Cuando no le gusta algo, tiende a sacar la lengua.