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se sacó

took off

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phrase Uncommon #16,230
took off Used when someone removes clothing or an accessory. The form changes depending on who is taking something off.
SP: Se sacó el abrigo antes de entrar.
EN: She took off her coat before going in.

Brenda se sacó la lotería.

Brenda won the lottery.

— Atrápame si puedes (2002)

Tom se sacó la peluca.

Tom took off his wig.

Angelita se sacó el primer lugar en la clase.

Angelita took first place in the class.

— Voces Inocentes (2005)

Él se sacó los anteojos.

He took off his glasses.

María se sacó la remera.

Maria took off her shirt.

El perro se sacó el collar sin ninguna dificultad.

The dog removed the collar without any difficulty.

Se sacó el problema de encima fingiendo que no podía oír.

He got out of dealing with the problem by pretending he couldn't hear.

Tom se sacó los zapatos y los calcetines.

Tom took off his shoes and socks.

Tom se sacó la chaqueta y la colgó.

Tom took off his jacket and hung it up.

Él se sacó algo del bolsillo.

He took something out of his pocket.

El chico se sacó la ropa.

The boy took off his clothes.

Se sacó las medias mojadas.

She took off her wet stockings.

Tom se sacó los zapatos.

Tom took off his shoes.

Tomás se sacó las medias mojadas.

Tomás took off his wet socks.

Tom se sacó la corbata.

Tom took off his tie.

Y con eso, Uriah Heep se sacó a sí mismo fuera de la habitación.

And with that, Uriah Heep took himself out of the room.

— La historia de David Copperfield (2019)

Él se sacó el pañuelo.

He took out his handkerchief.

Se sacó los calcetines mojados.

He took off his wet socks.

Tom se sacó su disfraz.

Tom took off his disguise.

Tomás se sacó los calcetines mojados.

Tomás took off his wet socks.

Ella se sacó los zapatos viejos y se puso los nuevos.

She took off her old shoes and put on her new ones.