No. 13,779 in Spanish
saqué
"Saqué" means "I took out" or "I removed."
In a sentence
Saqué la basura por la mañana.
I took out the trash in the morning.
Usage: 'Saqué' is used here as the first-person singular preterite form of the verb 'sacar', meaning 'to take out'.
Saqué buenas notas en el examen.
I got good grades on the exam.
Usage: 'Saqué' here indicates obtaining or achieving something, referring to the performance in an exam.
Saqué una foto en la playa.
I took a photo at the beach.
Usage: 'Saqué' in this instance is used to describe the action of taking a photograph.
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