Spanish

Verb

sácate

1. Compound of the informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of sacar, saca and the pronoun te.

   Sácate ese chicle de la boca.‎

   Throw that chewing gum out.

   (lit. "Put that chewing gum out from your mouth.")

   Sácate las cervezas.‎

   Serve (or bring) the (or your) beers.

   (lit. "Put your beers out", implying or supposing the beers belong to the hearing person)

Usage notes

• The Spanish pronoun (me, te, le) sometime indicates the indirect object; other times, like this case, indicates the belonging or origin of the direct object.

Interjection

¡sácate! sácate

1. get out!
2. do not dare!, do not even think it!
3. forget it!

Synonyms

• fuera
• largo
• sáquese (for usted)
• sáquense (for ustedes)

Derived terms

• sácate de aquí
• sácate de ahí
• sácate de mi vista