Saqué (en. I took out)

/saˈke/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Translation: Movement of extraction of an object or material from a place.

Translation: The serve of the ball was impeccable.

El saque de la pelota fue impecable.

Translation: The action of serving in a game or sport.

Translation: The opening serve was made by the captain.

El saque de inicio fue realizado por el capitán.

verb

Translation: To remove or extract something.

Translation: I took the books off the shelf.

Saqué los libros de la estantería.

Translation: To make a serve in a match.

Translation: She took the ball from the back of the field.

Ella sacó el balón desde el fondo del campo.

Translation: From the verb 'sacar', which comes from the Latin 'saccare'.

Translation: make a serve

Translation: To make an extraction or an initial move in a game.

hacer un saque

Translation: extract the juice

Translation: To extract the useful or beneficial part of something.

sacar el jugo

Translation: take for a walk

Translation: To take someone or a pet for a walk.

sacar a pasear

Translation: take out

Translation: To take off or extract something.

sacar

Translation: July

Translation: Month in which important tournaments are held in some sports.

julio

Translation: corner kick

Translation: Action in football to restart the game from the corner of the field.

saque de esquina

Translation: To take something quickly

Translation: I'm going to get that out of here in a second!

¡Voy a saqué eso de aquí en un segundo!

Translation: To prepare to start something

Translation: We need to make a serve before starting the meeting.

Necesitamos hacer un saque antes de comenzar la reunión.