Definition
Definition of SAC - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Student Activities CouncilRare US group that plans and runs student eventsRare US
- SAC is organizing the spring festival.
2.
acr: Savings Account for ChildrenRare US bank account for children to save moneyRare US
- I opened a SAC for my daughter.
3.
acr: School Advisory CouncilRare US group that gives advice to a schoolRare US
- The SAC meets every month to discuss school issues.
4.
acr: Strategic Air CommandDated US part of the military focused on air defenseDated US
- SAC was crucial during the Cold War era.
Abbreviation
abr: SacramentoRare US city in California known for its capital statusRare US
- We visited SAC during our road trip.
Origin of SAC
SAC (abbreviation) (sacculus)
Terms with SAC included in their meaning
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freezer block
plastic sac cooled in freezer for coolers
medical
sac in the body storing urine
medical
abnormal sac in the body containing fluid
childbirth labor
indicate amniotic sac rupture signaling labor start
childbirth
rupture of the amniotic sac during labor
childbirth
rupture of amniotic sac during childbirth
childbirth labor
indicates amniotic sac ruptured, signaling labor start
biology
sac in animal bodies containing fluid
medical
sac inserted in body for medical treatment
cyst
related to a cyst, a sac-like structure
medical
sac or bag in the body of an animal
biological
related to the fluid-filled sac surrounding a fetus
joint condition
painful swelling and inflammation of a small sac near a joint
medical
muscular sac storing bile for digestion
biology
air-filled sac aiding fish in buoyancy control
medical
fluid-filled sac in the ovary
medical
sac of skin containing the testicles
medical
muscular sac in the body that holds urine before release
biology
air-filled sac in fish for buoyancy
medical
constriction of hernial sac without strangulation
biology
sac containing amniotic fluid in pregnant mammals
pregnancy
rupture of amniotic sac
marine biology
air-filled sac in seaweeds
medical
fluid-filled sac from tapeworm infection in organs
Examples of SAC in a sentence
Join SAC to help plan prom night. The SAC offers higher interest rates for kids. Parents can monitor deposits in the SAC. Parents can join the SAC to share ideas. The SAC approved the new school policy. SAC maintained a fleet of bombers ready for deployment.
During the crisis, SAC's readiness was tested extensively. SAC hosts many music festivals each year. My cousin moved to SAC for college.
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- French:BDE, Sacramento, ...
- German:Fachschaft, Sacramento, ...
- Italian:consiglio delle attività studentesche, Sacramento, ...
- Spanish:Consejo de Actividades Estudiantiles, Sacramento, ...
- Portuguese:SAC, Conta Poupança para Crianças, ...
- Chinese:学生活动委员会, 萨克拉门托, ...
- Japanese:学生活動委員会, サクラメント, ...
- Arabic:مجلس أنشطة الطلاب, ساكرامنتو, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹעָצָה לְפַעִילוּיוֹת סְטוּדֶנְטִים, סַקְרָמֶנְטוֹ, ...
- Russian:ССМ, Сакраменто, ...
- Ukrainian:РСЗ, дитячий ощадний рахунок, ...
- Hindi:छात्र गतिविधि परिषद, सैक्रामेंटो, ...
Definition of sac - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
biologyTECH. bag or pouch in a plant or animalTECH.
- The frog's vocal sac inflated as it croaked.
2.
- They live in a quiet sac with little traffic..
3.
- He made a sac to gain a strategic advantage.
4.
legalRare UK historical legal privilege of holding courtsRare UK
- The lord exercised sac and soc rights.
Images of sac
cul-de-sac, a dead-end street
Expressions with sac
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situation with no progress possible
The negotiations reached a cul-de-sac.
protective casing for eggs made by animals
The spider spun an egg sac to protect her offspring.
small pouch-like structure collecting tears near the eye
The tear sac is crucial for proper eye lubrication..
the pericardium
Inflammation of the heart sac is known as pericarditis.
small air-filled space in the lungs
The air sac helps in oxygen exchange in the lungs.
sac where the fetus develops in mammals
The amniotic sac protects the fetus during pregnancy.
membranous bag that amplifies sounds in certain animals
The frog's vocal sac inflated as it croaked loudly..
the megagametophyte in a flowering plant
The embryo sac is essential for plant reproduction.
peritoneal pouch holding protruded tissue in a hernia
The surgeon removed the hernial sac during the repair.
small pouch collecting tears from the eye
The surgeon examined the lachrymal sac for blockages.
upper end of the nasolacrimal duct collecting tears
The lacrimal sac was inflamed due to an infection.
bunting to advance a runner, sacrificing the batter's out
He laid down a perfect sac bunt to move the runner.
fungus in Ascomycota, often with sac-like spore structures
A sac fungus releases spores from its sac-like structure.
giving up part of pay for benefits like pension
He chose sal sac for a better pension.
membrane surrounding the spinal cord and nerve roots
The MRI showed a bulging disc pressing on the thecal sac.
membranous sac in embryos giving nutrients and early blood circulation
The yolk sac is vital for early embryo growth.
Origin of sac
Latin, saccus (bag)
Examples of sac in a sentence
The plant's seed sac protects the embryo. The kids played basketball in the sac. The new house is at the end of the sac. The chess player executed a sac to save his queen. In the game, a sac was necessary to win. The king granted sac rights to the local abbey.
Sac was a significant aspect of medieval governance.
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- French:sac, cul-de-sac, ...
- German:Beutel, Sackgasse, ...
- Italian:sacca, vicolo cieco, ...
- Spanish:saco, calle sin salida, ...
- Portuguese:saco, beco sem saída, ...
- Chinese:囊, 死胡同, ...
- Japanese:嚢, 袋小路, ...
- Arabic:كِيس, شارع مغلق النهاية, ...
- Hebrew:שַׂק, רְחוֹב לְלֹא מוֹצָא, ...
- Russian:мешок, тупик, ...
- Ukrainian:мішок, тупик, ...
- Hindi:थैली, सड़क, ...
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