Sacar

From Fresh Dictionary

Contents 1 Spanish 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Verb 1.2.1 Transitive 1.2.2 Intransitive 1.2.3 Derived terms

Spanish

Etymology

Perhaps from Gothic sakan

Verb

Transitive

sacar

1. to remove
2. to obtain
3. to stick out
4. to take (as in a photograph)
5. to make (as in a copy)

Intransitive

sacar

1. (sports) to serve
2. (soccer, football) to kick off

Derived terms

sacabocados m. sacabotas m. sacaclavos m. sacacuartos m. sacadineros m.

sacafaltas sacamuelas m. sacaniguas sacapuntas m.

Conjugations of sacar
infinitive		sacar
gerund		sacando
past participle		sacado
indicative		yo	tú	usted	nosotros	vosotros	ustedes
simple tenses	present	saco	sacas	saca	sacamos	sacáis	sacan
	imperfect	sacaba	sacabas	sacaba	sacábamos	sacabais	sacaban
	preterit	sacué	sacaste	sacó	sacamos	sacasteis	sacaron
	future	sacaré	sacarás	sacará	sacaremos	sacaréis	sacarán
	conditional	sacaría	sacarías	sacaría	sacaríamos	sacaríais	sacarían
compound tenses		For compound conjugations see -ar.
subjunctive		yo	tú	usted	nosotros	vosotros	ustedes
simple tenses	present	saque	saques	saque	saquemos	saquéis	saquen
	imperfect	sacara sacase	sacaras sacases	sacara sacase	sacáramos sacásemos	sacarais sacaseis	sacaran sacasen
	future	sacare	sacares	sacare	sacáremos	sacareis	sacaren
compound tenses		For compound conjugations see -ar.
		-	tú	usted	nosotros	vosotros	ustedes
imperative		none	saca	saque	saquemos	sacad	saquen

fr:sacar io:sacar id:sacar no:sacar