sake in Italian
sake in Italian is causa, sakè, sachè — sake means the purpose, reason, or benefit behind doing something (used in phrases like "for the sake of").
sake in Italian
causa
cause, interest or account
sakè
(alcohol) Rice wine; a drink made from filtered fermented rice.
sachè
(alcohol) Rice wine; a drink made from filtered fermented rice.
What does "sake" mean?
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noun The purpose, reason, or benefit behind doing something (used in phrases like "for the sake of").
"She took the extra shift for the sake of the extra money."
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sake in a sentence
- She took the extra shift for the sake of the extra money.
- He apologized for the sake of peace, not because he felt he was wrong.
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What is "sake" in Italian?
"sake" in Italian is causa, sakè, sachè. sake means: The purpose, reason, or benefit behind doing something (used in phrases like "for the sake of").
How do you use "sake" in a sentence?
Example: "She took the extra shift for the sake of the extra money." In Italian, "sake" is causa, sakè, sachè.
Are there other ways to say "sake" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "sake": causa, sakè, sachè.
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