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sábado {m}
Saturday <Sat., Sa.>
sábana {f}
bed sheet
sheet [on a bed]
sabana {f}
savannageogr.
savannahgeogr.
sábana {f} encimera
bed sheet
sheet [bed sheet]
sabandija {f} [col.] [pey.] [persona despreciable]
dirty rat [coll.] [pej.] [despicable person]
sabandijas {f.pl}
vermin {pl} [insects]entom.
sabañón {m}
chilblainmed.
sabedor
knowledgeable
sabelotodo [pey.] [col.]
know-it-all [attr.] [pej.]
sabelotodo {f} [col.] [pey.]
know-it-all [female] [coll.] [pej.]
sabelotodo {m} [col.] [pey.]
know-it-all [coll.] [pej.]
saber
to know
saber {m}
knowledge
saber a algo
to smack of sth.
saber a gloria [locución]
to taste heavenly [idiom]
saber a pescado
to taste fishy
to taste of fish
saber a rayos [col.] [locución]
to taste foul
saber algo
to master sth. [field of knowledge, subject]
saber algo de buena fuente
to have sth. on good authority
saber algo de sobra
to know sth. full well
saber manejarse en la vida
to know how to get on in life
saberse algo
to know sth. (off) by heart [idiom]
sabiamente
wisely
sabiduría {f}
wisdom
sabiduría {f} popular
lore
sabihonda {f} [pey.]
know-it-all [female] [pej.]
sabihondo [pey.]
know-it-all [attr.] [pej.]
sabihondo {m} [pey.]
know-it-all [pej.]
sabio
wise
sabio {m}
sage [wise person]
sable {m}
broadswordarmas
saber [Am.]armas
sabre [Br.]armas
saboneta {f}
pocket watchreloj
sabor {m}
flavor [Am.]
flavour [Br.]
taste
zest [fig.] [tang, spiciness]
sabor {m} a fresa
strawberry flavor [Am.]aliment.gastr.
strawberry flavour [Br.]aliment.gastr.
saborear algo
to taste sth.
sabotaje {m}
sabotage
sabotear
to sabotage
sabrosísimo
delicious
sabroso
flavorsome [Am.]
flavoursome [Br.]
sabroso [sabor: rico, agradable]
tastygastr.
sabueso {m}
bloodhoundzool.T
houndcazazool.T
sacabuche {m}
sackbutmús.
sacacorchos {m}
corkscrewgastr.herram.
sacaleches {m}
breast pump
sacapuntas {m}
pencil sharpener
sacar [tenis]
to servedep.
sacar a algn de la habitación
to get sb. out of the room
sacar a algn de quicio [col.] [locución] [irritar]
to drive sb. up the wall [coll.] [idiom] [irritate]
sacar a algn de sus casillas [col.]
to drive sb. up the wall [coll.]
sacar a algn el aire
to wind sb. [with a punch etc.]
sacar a colación a-algn/algo [col.]
to mention sb./sth.
sacar a relucir los trapos sucios en público [locución] [discutir asuntos privados o vergonzosos en público]
to air one's dirty linen in public [idiom] [to discuss private or embarrassing matters in public]
sacar a-algn/algo a rastras de algo [locución]
to drag sb./sth. off sth.
sacar algo [conseguir]
to source sth. [obtain]
sacar algo [obtener]
to elicit sth.
sacar algo [tema]
to broach sth. [issue, matter]
sacar algo a la luz [locución]
to bring sth. to light [idiom]
sacar algo de algo
to take sth. out of sth.
sacar dinero
to withdraw moneyfin.
sacar el rollo a algn [conocer a algn] [sur.] [Chile] [col.]
to know sb.
sacar el trasero por la ventanilla
to moon [coll.] [show one's bare backside through a window]
sacar la vuelta a algn [locución] [evitar]
to avoid sb.
sacar los colores a algn [locución]
to make sb. blush [idiom]
sacar partido de algo [locución]
to make the most of sth. [idiom]
sacar pecho [locución]
to stick out one's chest [idiom]
sacar una cabeza de altura a algn [locución]
to be a head taller than sb. [idiom]
sacar una conclusión
to draw a conclusion
sacar una sonrisa a algn
to make sb. smile
sacar zumo de algo
to get benefit from sth.
sacar(le) (el) jugo de algo [fig.]
to capitalise on sth. [Br.] [fig.] [make the most of]
to capitalize on sth. [fig.] [make the most of]
sacarle al bulto [mex.] [col.] [locución] [evitar algo desagradable o peligroso]
to dodge responsibility
sacarle brillo a algo
to polish sth.
sacarle la vuelta a algn
to be unfaithful to sb.
sacarosa {f}
sucrosebioquím.
sacerdocio {m}
ministryrelig.
priesthoodrelig.
sacerdotal
sacerdotalrelig.
sacerdote {m}
priestrelig.
sacerdotisa {f}
priestessrelig.
sachar algo
to weed sth.agr.hort.
saciar algo
to sate sth.
saciar su sed
to quench one's thirst
saco {m}
sack [large bag]
saco {m} amniótico
amniotic sacanat.
saco {m} de dormir
sleeping bagmont.
saco {m} de lana
wool coatindum.
saco {m} terrero
sandbag
sábado {m}Saturday <Sat., Sa.>
sábana {f}bed sheet
geogr.
sabana {f}		savanna
geogr.
sabana {f}		savannah
sábana {f}sheet [on a bed]
sábana {f} encimerabed sheet
sábana {f} encimerasheet [bed sheet]
sabandija {f} [col.] [pey.] [persona despreciable]dirty rat [coll.] [pej.] [despicable person]
entom.
sabandijas {f.pl}		vermin {pl} [insects]
med.
sabañón {m}		chilblain
sabedorknowledgeable
sabelotodo [pey.] [col.]know-it-all [attr.] [pej.]
sabelotodo {f} [col.] [pey.]know-it-all [female] [coll.] [pej.]
sabelotodo {m} [col.] [pey.]know-it-all [coll.] [pej.]
saberto know
saber {m}knowledge
saber a algoto smack of sth.
saber a gloria [locución]to taste heavenly [idiom]
saber a pescadoto taste fishy
saber a pescadoto taste of fish
saber a rayos [col.] [locución]to taste foul
saber algoto master sth. [field of knowledge, subject]
saber algo de buena fuenteto have sth. on good authority
saber algo de sobrato know sth. full well
saber manejarse en la vidato know how to get on in life
saberse algoto know sth. (off) by heart [idiom]
sabiamentewisely
sabiduría {f}wisdom
sabiduría {f} popularlore
sabihonda {f} [pey.]know-it-all [female] [pej.]
sabihondo [pey.]know-it-all [attr.] [pej.]
sabihondo {m} [pey.]know-it-all [pej.]
sabiowise
sabio {m}sage [wise person]
armas
sable {m}		broadsword
armas
sable {m}		saber [Am.]
armas
sable {m}		sabre [Br.]
reloj
saboneta {f}		pocket watch
sabor {m}flavor [Am.]
sabor {m}flavour [Br.]
sabor {m}taste
sabor {m}zest [fig.] [tang, spiciness]
aliment.gastr.
sabor {m} a fresa		strawberry flavor [Am.]
aliment.gastr.
sabor {m} a fresa		strawberry flavour [Br.]
saborear algoto taste sth.
sabotaje {m}sabotage
sabotearto sabotage
sabrosísimodelicious
sabrosoflavorsome [Am.]
sabrosoflavoursome [Br.]
gastr.
sabroso [sabor: rico, agradable]		tasty
zool.T
sabueso {m}		bloodhound
cazazool.T
sabueso {m}		hound
mús.
sacabuche {m}		sackbut
gastr.herram.
sacacorchos {m}		corkscrew
sacaleches {m}breast pump
sacapuntas {m}pencil sharpener
dep.
sacar [tenis]		to serve
sacar a algn de la habitaciónto get sb. out of the room
sacar a algn de quicio [col.] [locución] [irritar]to drive sb. up the wall [coll.] [idiom] [irritate]
sacar a algn de sus casillas [col.]to drive sb. up the wall [coll.]
sacar a algn el aireto wind sb. [with a punch etc.]
sacar a colación a-algn/algo [col.]to mention sb./sth.
sacar a relucir los trapos sucios en público [locución] [discutir asuntos privados o vergonzosos en público]to air one's dirty linen in public [idiom] [to discuss private or embarrassing matters in public]
sacar a-algn/algo a rastras de algo [locución]to drag sb./sth. off sth.
sacar algo [conseguir]to source sth. [obtain]
sacar algo [obtener]to elicit sth.
sacar algo [tema]to broach sth. [issue, matter]
sacar algo a la luz [locución]to bring sth. to light [idiom]
sacar algo de algoto take sth. out of sth.
fin.
sacar dinero		to withdraw money
sacar el rollo a algn [conocer a algn] [sur.] [Chile] [col.]to know sb.
sacar el trasero por la ventanillato moon [coll.] [show one's bare backside through a window]
sacar la vuelta a algn [locución] [evitar]to avoid sb.
sacar los colores a algn [locución]to make sb. blush [idiom]
sacar partido de algo [locución]to make the most of sth. [idiom]
sacar pecho [locución]to stick out one's chest [idiom]
sacar una cabeza de altura a algn [locución]to be a head taller than sb. [idiom]
sacar una conclusiónto draw a conclusion
sacar una sonrisa a algnto make sb. smile
sacar zumo de algoto get benefit from sth.
sacar(le) (el) jugo de algo [fig.]to capitalise on sth. [Br.] [fig.] [make the most of]
sacar(le) (el) jugo de algo [fig.]to capitalize on sth. [fig.] [make the most of]
sacarle al bulto [mex.] [col.] [locución] [evitar algo desagradable o peligroso]to dodge responsibility
sacarle brillo a algoto polish sth.
sacarle la vuelta a algnto be unfaithful to sb.
bioquím.
sacarosa {f}		sucrose
relig.
sacerdocio {m}		ministry
relig.
sacerdocio {m}		priesthood
relig.
sacerdotal		sacerdotal
relig.
sacerdote {m}		priest
relig.
sacerdotisa {f}		priestess
agr.hort.
sachar algo		to weed sth.
saciar algoto sate sth.
saciar su sedto quench one's thirst
saco {m}sack [large bag]
anat.
saco {m} amniótico		amniotic sac
mont.
saco {m} de dormir		sleeping bag
indum.
saco {m} de lana		wool coat
saco {m} terrerosandbag
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