No. 13,747 in Spanish
saco
"Saco" in English means "bag" or "jacket," depending on context.
In a sentence
Me pongo el saco porque hace frío.
I put on the coat because it's cold.
Here, 'saco' is used to mean 'coat' or 'jacket', a piece of clothing for warmth.
Saco mi libro de la mochila para estudiar.
I take my book out of the backpack to study.
In this sentence, 'saco' is the first-person singular present tense of the verb 'sacar', meaning 'I take out'.
El saco de patatas está en el almacén.
The sack of potatoes is in the storage room.
Here, 'saco' means 'sack' or 'bag', used as a noun referring to a large container.
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