No. 13,745 in Spanish

sacaron

"Sacaron" means "they took out" or "they removed."

In a sentence

Ellos sacaron la basura anoche.
They took out the trash last night.
Preterite form of 'sacar' indicating past action of taking out.
Los estudiantes sacaron buenas notas en el examen.
The students got good grades on the exam.
Preterite form of 'sacar' used in the sense of achieving, specific to grades.
Ellas sacaron una conclusión después de la discusión.
They reached a conclusion after the discussion.
Preterite form of 'sacar' demonstrating the concept of drawing or reaching an abstract idea.

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