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No. 13,744 in Spanish

sacarle

"Sacarle" means "to take something out of someone or something."

In a sentence

  • Sacarle provecho al tiempo libre es importante.

    Taking advantage of free time is important.

    Here, 'sacarle' is used metaphorically to express the concept of extracting or making the most of something—in this case, free time.

  • Puedes sacarle la etiqueta a la botella antes de reciclarla.

    You can remove the label from the bottle before recycling it.

    In this sentence, 'sacarle' is employed literally to describe the action of 'removing', with its object being the label on the bottle.

  • Es posible sacarle información si preguntas con cuidado.

    It's possible to extract information from them if you ask carefully.

    Here, 'sacarle' conveys the idea of obtaining or extracting, referring to information from someone when using careful questioning.

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