sack

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sack
[sæk]
sustantivo
1saco (m) (bag)
  • to hit the sack (familiar) -> meterse en el sobre(go to bed), irse a la piltra (español de España)
2(familiar) (dismissal)
  • to give somebody the sack -> echar a alguien
  • he got the sack -> lo echaron
verbo transitivo
3echar, despedir (familiar) (dismiss from job)
sustantivo
1saqueo (m) (plundering)
verbo transitivo
2saquear (town)

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sack [sak-kout]
1Meter en sacos.
2Saquear.
3Despedir, dar calabaza
sustantivo
  • To sack up -> ensacar
va.

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sack [sæk]
noun
1 (bag) (Britain) (for coal, grain) saco; (m)
a sack of potatoes un saco de patatas
a sack of grain a sack of coal
to look like a sack of potatoes parecer un saco de patatas
I look like a sack of potatoes in this dress, don't I?
 (US) (for shopping) bolsa de papel; (f)
a sack of groceries
2 (informal) (from job)
to get the sack ser despedido; he got the sack lo despidieron; to give sb the sack despedir echar a algn;or
3 especially (US) (very_informal) (bed)
the sack la cama; el sobre; (informal) to hit the sack echarse a dormir
they had been in the sack together that afternoon what's he like in the sack?
verb:transitive
1 (put into sacks) ensacar; meter en sacos
2 (informal) (dismiss) despedir
he was sacked lo despidieron; to be sacked for doing sth ser despedido por hacer algo
A deputy headmistress has been sacked for having an affair with a pupil they were sacked for corruption the Prime Minister sacked 18 government officials for corruption
modifier
sack dress (n) vestido tipo saco; (m)
sack race (n) carrera de sacos; (f)
sack [sæk] (literary)
noun
(plundering) saqueo; (m)
the sack of Troy
verb:transitive
(lay waste) saquear
Bristol was a major port for importing sherry sack.

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Verb Conjugation for "sack"

Imperative
  • sack
  • you sack
  • he/she sacks
  • we sack
  • you sack
  • they sack
Preterite
  • I sacked
  • you sacked
  • he/she sacked
  • we sacked
  • you sacked
  • they sacked
Present Continuous
  • I am sacking
  • you are sacking
  • he/she is sacking
  • we are sacking
  • you are sacking
  • they are sacking
Present Perfect
  • I have sacked
  • you have sacked
  • he/she has sacked
  • we have sacked
  • you have sacked
  • they have sacked
Past Continuous
  • I was sacking
  • you were sacking
  • he/she was sacking
  • we were sacking
  • you were sacking
  • they were sacking
Past Perfect
  • I had sacked
  • you had sacked
  • he/she had sacked
  • we had sacked
  • you had sacked
  • they had sacked
Future
  • I will sack
  • you will sack
  • he/she will sack
  • we will sack
  • you will sack
  • they will sack
Future Perfect
  • I will have sacked
  • you will have sacked
  • he/she will have sacked
  • we will have sacked
  • you will have sacked
  • they will have sacked
Future Continuous
  • I will be sacking
  • you will be sacking
  • he/she will be sacking
  • we will be sacking
  • you will be sacking
  • they will be sacking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been sacking
  • you have been sacking
  • he/she has been sacking
  • we have been sacking
  • you have been sacking
  • they have been sacking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been sacking
  • you will have been sacking
  • he/she will have been sacking
  • we will have been sacking
  • you will have been sacking
  • they will have been sacking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been sacking
  • you had been sacking
  • he/she had been sacking
  • we had been sacking
  • you had been sacking
  • they had been sacking
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake