Take out - Sacar (The 273rd Most Common Spanish Word)

The Spanish translation for Take out is Sacar. It can be used as verb. It is classified as a A1 word, and is the 273rd most commonly used word in Spanish. You can listen to their pronunciations by clicking on the speaker icon, and you can also see example sentences for context below. Our app contains over 60,000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types for the 3000 most common Spanish words. Download it now to discover them all.

Pronunciation

en English: take out

es Spanish: sacar

Examples

en es
Taking photos here is prohibited. Está prohibido sacar fotos acá.
My husband was wearing a suit that had just been taken out of the oven. Mi esposo llevaba un traje acabado de sacar del horno.
From chicken it is necessary to take out all bones. De la gallina es necesario obligatoriamente sacar todos los huesos.
Thank you for taking the time to review this tip. Gracias por sacar el rato para revisar este tip.
Collect two aloe vera leaves and take out the pulp. Recoger dos hojas de aloe vera y sacar la pulpa.
You can take out the yarn from backing easily without coating. Usted puede sacar el hilo de respaldo fácilmente sin recubrimiento.
There's only one reason to take out a backup generator. Solo hay una razón para sacar un generador de seguridad.
Remove all the marked screws and take out the fan. Retire todos los tornillos marcados y sacar el ventilador.

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Take out - Sacar (The 273rd Most Common Spanish Word)
Open the package; take out the products and all the accessories. Abra el paquete; sacar los productos y todos los accesorios.
It is a good time to take out the rocks. Este es un buen momento para sacar las piedras.
That's what I can take out in a day. Eso es Io que puedo sacar en un día.
Swim through swamp and take out the sqwabble sqwallegators involved. Nada a través de pantanos y sacar la sqwallegators sqwabble involucrados.
Now it's time to take out the lemon zest. Ahora es el momento para sacar la ralladura de limón.
He could take out the loan in just his name. Él podría sacar el préstamo en su nombre.
I need to take out 20,000 in cash, please, Colin. Tengo que sacar 20.000 en efectivo, por favor, Colin.
When the dessert stiffens to take out from a form. Cuando el postre se helará sacar de la forma.
I could take out a second mortgage on my apartment. Podría sacar una segunda hipoteca con mi apartamento.
Remove the cables and carefully take out the motherboard. Retire los cables y cuidadosamente sacar la placa base.
All right, we gotta take out these two guys. Muy bien, tenemos que sacar a esos dos tipos.
Jane went to the bank to take out some money. Jane fue al banco a sacar algo de dinero.
In this case, it is better to take out the outfit. En este caso, es mejor sacar el atuendo.

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Take out - Sacar (The 273rd Most Common Spanish Word)

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