él Saque

take out, remove, get, obtain, sharpen

ˈs a k e → sacar

saqu to take out, remove + e formal singular command (usted)

verb · 3rd-person singular Rare #41,957

take out, remove Also used in formal commands; for example, “Saque la basura” means “Take out the trash.”

SP: Saque la basura, por favor.

EN: Take out the trash, please.

get, obtain

SP: Espero que saque una buena nota.

EN: I hope you get a good grade.

sharpen Used in the expression “sacar punta” (sharpen a pencil).

SP: Saque punta al lápiz, por favor.

EN: Please sharpen the pencil.

Conjugation of sacar

	Singular	Plural
First	—	sacarnos
Second	sacarte	—

Pull your arm out!

— Marty Supremo (2025)

Draw your sword!

— Héroe (2002)

Take that out!

— La historia oficial (1985)

Get your hand out of my pocket!

— Malcolm X (1992)

Take that out, sir!

— La historia oficial (1985)

Get your hands out of my pocket!

— Malcolm X (1992)

Take off the handcuffs!

— [REC] (2007)

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