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sabático
noun, masculine
sabbatical
saca
noun, feminine
large sack, bag
saca
noun, feminine
removal, extraction; exportation; certified or notarized copy of a document
sacabocados
noun, masculine
punch (device used to create holes in materials)
sacabotas
noun, masculine
bootjack
sacabuche
noun, masculine
sackbut
sacabullas
noun, masculine/feminine
bouncer (doorman)
sacaclavos
noun, masculine
pincer (for removing nails)
sacacorazones
noun, masculine
corer
sacacorchos
noun, masculine
corkscrew
sacacuartos
noun, masculine
waste of money; swindler, rip-off merchant
sacadineros
noun, masculine
waste of money; swindler, rip-off merchant
sacador
noun, masculine
server
sacadólares
noun, masculine
swindler, rip-off merchant
sacafaltas
noun, masculine
faultfinder
sacagrapas
noun, masculine
staple remover (device with two jawlike pincers which is used to remove staples)
sacaleches
noun, masculine
breast pump; plural of sacaleche
sacamanchas
noun, masculine
stain remover
sacamantecas
noun, masculine
bogeyman
sacamiche
noun, masculine
a kind of fish
sacamuelas
noun, masculine/feminine
toothpuller
sacapunta
noun, masculine
pencil sharpener
sacapuntas
noun, masculine
pencil sharpener, sharpener
sacar
verb
to put out, to get out (e.g. a public statement, an APB, a release of media or entertainment); to take out (e.g. the trash); to pull out, to take out (e.g. a badge, an ID card, a picture, paperwork, the keys, finger); to get out, to take out (e.g. the family, a partner, a friend, a dog); to pull out, to get out (e.g. a pencil, a hand, a key)
to bring up (a topic for discussion)
to keep afloat, to keep out of danger, to lead through a difficult passage
to bring to light, to expose, to unearth, to bring out, to bring into the open
to publish; to make public; release (e.g. information); to make known; to bring up (a topic)
to run; to be in charge of; to carry out; to see through
to get blood from a stone
to take out of context, decontextualize
to make up, to come up with
to confuse
to rile up, to annoy; to drive crazy; to drive someone nuts; to cause somebody to come unhinged; to blow out of proportion
to drive up the wall, get a rise out of
to get someone else to do one's dirty work
to get someone else to do one's dirty work
to avoid; to ignore
to go to great lengths; to bend over backwards (make great effort)
synonym of quitar hierro
to rear one's head; to rear one's ugly head; to come out of one's shell
to tick off; get someone's goat
to cuckold; to slack off
pull someone's chestnuts out of the fire (to solve someone's problems, to rescue someone, to do someone's difficult work)
to make the best of; to bring out the best of / in
to not make head or tail of
to step out of line
to wash one's dirty linen in public
to make the most of
to strike oil; to make the most of
to pull someone's leg
to make the most of
to sharpen (a pencil); to twist (words)
to get a piece of the action, to get one's share
sacarasa
noun, feminine
sucrase
to saccharify
sacarina
noun, feminine
saccharine
sacarino
adjective
sugar; saccharine
sacarocracia
noun, feminine
the social class of the large-scale sugar farmers