No. 3,820 in Spanish

sacando

"Taking out" or "removing."

In a sentence

Juan está sacando la basura.
Juan is taking out the trash.
The word 'sacando' is used as the progressive form of the verb 'sacar' meaning 'to take out'.
María estaba sacando buenas notas en sus clases.
Maria was getting good grades in her classes.
Here, 'sacando' represents the progressive aspect of 'sacar', meaning 'to achieve' or 'to earn', in this context.
Estoy sacando tiempo para ayudar a mi amiga.
I am making time to help my friend.
In this sentence, 'sacando' is used to show the effort of allocating time, derived from 'sacar' in the sense of 'to extract' or 'to allocate'.

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