sack

sack
I sæk noun
(a large bag of coarse cloth, strong paper or plastic: The potatoes were put into sacks.) saco
- sackcloth
II sæk verb
(to dismiss (a person) from his job: One of the workmen was sacked for drunkenness.) despedir, echar
sack1 n saco
a sack of flour un saco de harina
to get the sack ser despedido
to give somebody the sack despedir a alguien / echar a alguien
sack2 vb despedir / echar
he was sacked for stealing lo despidieron por robar
sack
tr[sæk]
noun
1 (bag) saco
2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL familiar (bed) catre nombre masculino, sobre nombre masculino, piltra
transitive verb
1 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL familiar despedir a, echar a
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to get the sack ser despedido,-a
to give somebody the sack despedir a alguien, echar del trabajo a alguien
to hit the sack irse al catre, irse al sobre
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sack
tr[sæk]
transitive verb
1 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL saquear
noun
1 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL saqueo
sack ['sæk] vt
1) fire: echar (del trabajo), despedir
2) plunder: saquear
sack n
bag: saco m
sack
n.
saco s.m.
v.
ensacar v.
ranchear v.
saquear v.

I sæk
noun
1) c
a) (large bag) saco m, costal m
b) (paper bag) (AmE) bolsa f (de papel)
2) (dismissal) (BrE colloq)

to give somebody the sack — echar a alguien (del trabajo), botar a alguien (del trabajo) (AmL fam)

3) (bed) (colloq)

the sack — la cama, el sobre (fam); hit I 1) a)

4) (Sport) (in baseball) almohadilla f, base f

II
transitive verb
1) (dismiss) (BrE colloq) \<\<person/employee\>\> echar (del trabajo), botar (del trabajo) (AmL fam)
2) (destroy) \<\<town/city\>\> saquear

I [sæk]
1. N
1) (=bag)
a) (Brit) (for coal, grain) saco m

a sack of potatoes — un saco de patatas

- look like a sack of potatoes
b) (US) (for shopping) bolsa f de papel
2) * (from job)

to get the sack — ser despedido

he got the sack — lo despidieron

to give sb the sack — despedir or echar a algn

3) (esp US)
** (=bed)

the sack — la cama, el sobre *

to hit the sack — echarse a dormir

2. VT
1) (=put into sacks) ensacar, meter en sacos
2) * (=dismiss) despedir

he was sacked — lo despidieron

to be sacked for doing sth — ser despedido por hacer algo

3.
CPD

sack dress N — vestido m tipo saco

sack race N — carrera f de sacos


II [sæk] liter
1.
N (=plundering) saqueo m
2.
VT (=lay waste) saquear
* * *

I [sæk]
noun
1) c
a) (large bag) saco m, costal m
b) (paper bag) (AmE) bolsa f (de papel)
2) (dismissal) (BrE colloq)

to give somebody the sack — echar a alguien (del trabajo), botar a alguien (del trabajo) (AmL fam)

3) (bed) (colloq)

the sack — la cama, el sobre (fam); hit I 1) a)

4) (Sport) (in baseball) almohadilla f, base f

II
transitive verb
1) (dismiss) (BrE colloq) \<\<person/employee\>\> echar (del trabajo), botar (del trabajo) (AmL fam)
2) (destroy) \<\<town/city\>\> saquear

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