saca

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sack

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saca
feminine noun
1sack

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saca [sah'-cah]
noun
1Exportation, extraction; the net of extracting or exporting. (f)
2Suck, a large bag made of coarse stuff. (f)
3First authorized register of a sale. (f)
4Valuation, computation; agreement. (Province; Provinicial) (f)
  • Estar de saca -> (a) to be on sale; (b) to be marriageable: spoken of women

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saca
sustantivo:femenino
1 (saco) big sack
saca de correo saca de correos mailbag
2 (Latinoamérica) [de ganado] herd of cattle; moving herd of cattle
saca
sustantivo:femenino
(acción) (gen) taking out; withdrawal; (Com) export
estar de saca (Com) to be on sale; [+mujer] to be of marriageable age
saca carcelaria illegal removal of a prisoner from prison (for execution)

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