sacar in Spanish: to take out, to get (verb)

Translation

to take out, to get

Word origin

Of disputed origin, with no settled etymon. The most cited proposals trace it to a Gothic or to a Latin source.

Other proposed origins

Verb type-ar regular (orthographic c->qu)

Regular -ar conjugation. Pronouns: yo, tú, él/ella/ud., nos., vos., ellos/uds..

Person	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Future	Conditional
yo	saco	sacé	sacaba	sacaré	sacaría
tú	sacas	sacaste	sacabas	sacarás	sacarías
él/ella/ud.	saca	sacó	sacaba	sacará	sacaría
nos.	sacamos	sacamos	sacábamos	sacaremos	sacaríamos
vos.	sacáis	sacasteis	sacabais	sacaréis	sacaríais
ellos/uds.	sacan	sacaron	sacaban	sacarán	sacarían

Person	Present	Imperfect (-ra)	Imperfect (-se)
yo	sace	sacara	sacase
tú	saces	sacaras	sacases
él/ella/ud.	sace	sacara	sacase
nos.	sacemos	sacáramos	sacásemos
vos.	sacéis	sacarais	sacaseis
ellos/uds.	sacen	sacaran	sacasen

.

I am going to take the money out of the bank.

pasear, .

Take the dog for a walk, please.

.

She got good marks in the exam.

maletas .

I am going to take the suitcases out of the car right now.

periodista .

The journalist broke a new story this morning.

meter

to put in, to insert

quitar

to take away, to remove

obtener

to obtain, to get

conseguir

to get, to achieve, to manage to

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