get out a card
The Spanish term 'sacar una carta' can be translated to English as 'get out a card'. In broader usage, it could mean taking out a card from a deck, or potentially drawing a card in a board game. As in all translations, the context of the phrase may alter its intended meaning.
I am going to draw a card from the deck.
This phrase indicates the action of taking a card out from a pile or deck of cards, often used in card games.
She decided to draw a card to play.
This sentence refers to someone making the choice to take a card from a set, commonly done in various games where cards are used.
The player needs to draw a card before their turn.
This phrase highlights the requirement for a player to take a card from a deck as part of the rules in card games.