No. 5,785 in Spanish
saque
"Saque" in Spanish refers to a "serve" in sports or an "extraction/removal" in general contexts.
In a sentence
El jugador hizo un buen saque en el partido de tenis.
The player made a good serve in the tennis match.
In this sentence, 'saque' refers to the serve in the context of sports, specifically tennis, describing the action of initiating play by hitting the ball.
Por favor, saque la basura antes de que llegue la noche.
Please take out the trash before night comes.
Here, 'saque' is used as a form of the verb 'sacar,' meaning 'to take out,' in a polite command form addressing someone to perform the action.
Espero que el saque del banco sea rápido.
I hope the withdrawal at the bank is quick.
In this example, 'saque' refers to a bank withdrawal, indicating the act of removing money from an account.
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