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How to Say "they got" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “they got” is “sacaron” — B1 level.

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grades or permits
Two cheerful students standing side-by-side, holding up a large, official-looking rolled-up document tied with a ribbon, symbolizing a successful permit or good grade.

Examples

Sacaron la licencia de conducir después de mucho esfuerzo.

They obtained their driver's license after a lot of effort.

Los estudiantes sacaron notas excelentes en matemáticas.

The students got excellent grades in math.

Non-Physical 'Extraction'

In this context, 'sacar' means 'to pull out' a result from a process, like pulling a score out of a test or a license out of an application process.

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