This is the 12279th most frequent Portuguese word.
sacado
"Sacado" in Portuguese refers to "drawee," the person or entity upon whom a bill of exchange or similar financial document is drawn for payment.
In this sentence, 'sacado' is used as the past participle of the verb 'sacar', indicating that the action of cashing the check was performed.
O cheque foi sacado ontem pelo cliente.
The check was cashed yesterday by the customer.
Here, 'sacado' functions as a noun referring to the individual whom the payment needs to be made by in financial terms.
O sacado deve efetuar o pagamento dentro do prazo.
The drawee must make the payment within the deadline.
In this sentence, 'sacado' is the past participle of 'sacar' in its informal usage meaning to understand or figure out something.