saque - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Possible base forms

saque
sacar (Verb)
sacarse (Verb)

Nouns

kick-off   or: kickoff [SPORT.]	saque (de centro)   [Football]
offense^AE / offence^BE [SPORT.]	saque (de centro)   [Football]
serve [SPORT.]	el saque   [Tennis, Volleyball]
service   - serve [SPORT.]	el saque   [Tennis]
throwdown [SPORT.]	saque neutro   [Football]
to take out the pitcher [SPORT.]	sacar del montículo   [Baseball]
corner [SPORT.]	saque de esquina   [Football]
corner ball [SPORT.]	saque de esquina   [Football]
corner kick [SPORT.]	saque de esquina   [Football]
free kick [SPORT.]	saque de falta   [Football]
first pitch [SPORT.]	saque de honor   [Baseball]
goal-kick [SPORT.]	saque de meta   [Football]
goal-kick [SPORT.]	saque de puerta   [Football]
launch [SPORT.]	saque de puerta   [Handball]
service box [SPORT.]	recángulo de saque   [Tennis]

Verbs

to draw sth. ⇔  out   - money from the bank	sacar   - dinero del cajero
to serve  | served, served | [SPORT.]	sacar (algo)   - pelota   [Tennis, Volleyball]
to photograph (so. (or: sth.))  | photographed, photographed |	sacar fotografías de (or: a) algo (or: alguien)
to photograph (so. (or: sth.))  | photographed, photographed |	sacar fotos de algo (or: alguien)
to pull sth.  | pulled, pulled |	sacar algo   - diente, etc.
to abstract sth. (from sth.)  | abstracted, abstracted |	sacar algo
to evacuate sth.  | evacuated, evacuated |	sacar algo
to fish sth. ⇔  out	sacar algo
to remove sth.  | removed, removed |	sacar algo
to unhinge sth.  | unhinged, unhinged |	sacar algo
to extract sth.  | extracted, extracted |	sacar algo
to unsheathe sth.  | unsheathed, unsheathed |	sacar algo
to take out money  | took, taken |	sacar dinero
to trot out	sacar a colación

Phrases / Collocations

to serve  | served, served | [SPORT.]	hacer un saque   [Tennis, Volleyball]
to put two and two together	sacar conclusiones
to turn a profit	sacar provecho
to bail so. out	sacar a alguien de apuros
to slot sth.  | slotted, slotted |   - time	sacar tiempo para algo
to sharpen sth.  | sharpened, sharpened |   - make sharp	sacar punta a algo   - p. ej.: lápiz
to advance sth.  | advanced, advanced |	sacar algo adelante [fig.]
to drive so. up the wall [coll.]	sacar de quicio a alguien [coll.] [fig.]
to drive so. nuts	sacar de quicio a alguien [fig.]
to enrage so.  | enraged, enraged |	sacar de quicio a alguien [fig.]
to infuriate so.  | infuriated, infuriated |	sacar de quicio a alguien [fig.]
to glean  | gleaned, gleaned |   - information	sacar el buche a alguien [fig.]
to jump to conclusions	sacar conclusiones precipitadas
to blame so. (for sth.)  | blamed, blamed |	sacar algo en cara a alguien o (por algo)

Examples

She loves to photograph the sunset at the beach.	A ella le encanta sacar fotografías a la puesta de sol en la playa.
She loves to photograph flowers in the garden.	A ella le encanta sacar fotos de las flores en el jardín.
She wanted to photograph the bride during the ceremony.	Quería sacar fotografías de la novia durante la ceremonia.
She pulled the book from the shelf.	Ella sacó el libro de la estantería.
A new product has been launched on the market that prevents hair loss.	Han sacado un nuevo producto al mercado que evita la caída del cabello.
They asked me to photograph them at the party.	Me pidieron que les sacase fotografías en la fiesta.

Orthographically similar words

sauce, sauté, sautéed

aquel, jaque, Jaque, saqueo, sauce, taqué

Related search terms

servicio