Sackの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: "sack" is another word for "balls", which refers to a man's testicles.

"to have balls" is a figure of speech that means "to have courage".

So, "You didn't have the sack/balls to face it" means the person was too scared to face something.

A: It means that they went to sleep

A: yeah, americans have very foul mouths and will say just about anything. TT Usually this particular phrase is used to provoke someone cause it directly changes their manhood.

A: Ok, no it's snacks. The movie is "office space". Good movie by the way. She is saying a coworker is trying to condition train her like the actors in the movie. Trying to get her to expect a treat or a snack every time they work together. She is afraid to refuse a snack, she doesn't want to offend her coworker.

A: it means you are going to bed, but usually with the meaning of "go to sleep for the night". you wouldn't really use it to mean "to take a nap"

A:
European English “To sack” means to fire from their job; to terminate their employment. “I’m going to have to sack John because he never shows up on time”.

American English “to sack” means to take someone to the ground physically. It can be used in sports such as American Football. “Miller sacked Johnson on the 50 yard line”. It can also be used in a slang sexual manner to refer to having sex. “John is trying to get Olivia in the sack”. That means he is trying to have sexual intercourse with her.

A: Hit the sack - to go to bed.

I’m tired, I’m going to hit the sack.

It’s late, let’s hit the sack.

A: Hit the sack is a casual/slang way to say “go to sleep.” Usually used if you are going to sleep after a long day.
“I’ve been working all day, I can’t wait to go home and hit the sack.”

A: "Stop being a sad sack"
"You're being a sad sack today. What's wrong?"

A: Sack and dismiss from a job is used more in British English.

He was sacked/dismissed from his position.

Discharge is used more for leaving military service or the hospital

He was honorably discharged from the Marines last year.

She was discharged from the hospital this morning.

Fire is used for losing a job.

He was fired from his job after his last performance review with the company.

A: Both mean the same
Sacked (informal)
Dismissed (formal)

A: They mean exactly the same thing.

To "sack" someone is another British term that is almost never used in America.

A: sack is a bag

package is a box

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A: I packed lunch

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A: Sack in this sentence means you want to throw away your groceries.

A: Would you like paper or plastic?
B: I'm going to bag my items myself, thank you.

A: You have a lot of fruit there.
B: Yeah, I need to bag up my groceries.

A: Do you need some help?
B: No, it's okay. I got this. I think I can bag my own groceries. Thanks.

A: It is correct.
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A: you would say “I suck at understanding complicated things” to sound more fluent

A: Yes, "then" is weird. I'm going to hit the sack. Good night! sounds more natural.