aus

Question 2

ausbeinen

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to bone (to remove bones); to debone

Question 3

ausblenden

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to fade out

Question 4

ausbrechen

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(prison) to break out (in laughter; tears; etc.) to break out

Question 5

ausbuhen

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(transitive) to boo

Question 6

ausdehnen

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(transitive or reflexive) to extend; to expand

Question 7

ausdrucken

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(transitive) to print out

Question 8

ausdruecken

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(transitive) to squeeze; to squeeze out Ich habe Lust auf Orangensaft. Drueckst du mir bitte ein paar Orangen aus? (transitive) to express 2010; Der Spiegel; issue 52/2010; page 181: Textilien drueckten oft Arroganz; Snobismus und Klassendenken aus; sagte Ford. Textiles often expressed arrogance; snobbery and class thinking; said Ford. (reflexive) to express (oneself) er drueckt sich aus; manchmal mit Gestik; manchmal mit Worten.

Question 9

Ausfall

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failure; loss; breakdown outage deficiency

Question 10

ausfuehren

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to take (somebody) out (also for a walk) Heute frueh habe ich meinen Hund ausgefuehrt. to export Entwicklungslaender fuehren meist einfache landwirtschaftliche Produkte aus. to carry out; to execute Auftrag ausgefuehrt!

Question 11

ausfuellen

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to fill out

Question 12

ausgehen

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(colloquial; intransitive) To go clubbing Ich gehe nicht in die Disko; weil ich tanzen will; sondern weil ich ausgehen will. (intransitive) to run out Das Geld fuer den Hausbau ist ausgegangen. (intransitive) To fall out Meine Haare sind mir schon ausgegangen.

Question 13

ausgleichen

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to balance to compensate

Question 14

ausgraben

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to dig up

Question 15

aushalten

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(transitive) to stand; to take Ich kann dein ewiges Gemecker nicht mehr lange aushalten. I can’t stand your constant complaining much longer.

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ausholen

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to haul off (to draw back the arm in order to punch) 2010; Der Spiegel; issue 22/2010; page 47: Auf dem Buergersteig vor ihm standen ein Mann und eine Frau. Sie stritten; der Mann wurde lauter; dann holte er aus und schlug die Frau. On the sidewalk in front of him stood a man and a women. They had an argument; the man became louder; then he hauled off and hit the women. to go far back (to start telling earlier events; circumstances or causes before telling the actual story)

Question 17

aushaerten

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to set (to solidify)

Question 18

auskommen

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to manage

Question 19

auslachen

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to laugh at

Question 20

auslassen

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to omit Sie liess die Fragen aus; die sie nicht sofort beantworten konnte. She omitted the questions she could not answer immediately. (Fett auslassen) To remove the fat (e.g. from bacon) by heating it.

Question 21

auslasten

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to use to capacity

Question 22

auslaufen

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(intransitive) to expire; to be no longer valid Die Gueltigkeit ihres Passes ist ausgelaufen. Her passport did expire. Der Vertrag ist ausgelaufen. The contract was no longer valid. (intransitive) to leak; to flow out; to run out; to run dry; to empty Aus dem Tank lief l aus. The tank was leaking oil. (intransitive; nautical; of a ship) to debouch; to leave a port; harbour etc. Das Schiff lief aus dem Hafen aus. ‘The ship left the harbour.’ or ‘The ship was put to sea.’

Question 23

ausleiern

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to wear out (get wider or lose) to get baggy (cloth) to lose its stretch

Question 24

auslesen

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to cull to read; to readout to select to sort out

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ausliefern

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to deliver; to distribute (law) to extradite (software) to roll out

Question 26

ausloeschen

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to extinguish (e.g. a candle or campfire; by extension: an electric light) to wipe out; to annihilate

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ausloesen

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to trigger; to initiate; to cause 2010; Der Spiegel; issue 39/2010; page 88: Den naechsten Boersencrash loesen womoeglich Maschinen aus. Grund: Die Aktiengeschaefte werden mehr und mehr von ultraschnellen Computerprogrammen dominiert. The next stock market crash may be triggered by machines. The reason: share transactions are more and more dominated by ultra-fast computer programs. to ransom

Question 28

ausmachen

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to turn off; to switch off Er macht den Fernseher aus. He is turning off the TV. to put out Ich mache die Kerze aus. I am putting out the candle. Machst du bitte das Gas aus? Would you put out the gas; please? to agree to sb. to make a difference Es macht viel aus It makes a big difference. to make out

Question 29

ausmanoevrieren

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to outmaneuver

Question 30

ausmustern

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to sort out 2010; Der Spiegel; issue 29/2010; page 99: Waehrend die Airlines gegen Verluste kaempfen; boomt die Abwrackbranche. Der wirtschaftliche Druck laesst die Fluglinien immer frueher Modelle ausmustern; die nicht mehr effizient genug sind. While the airlines fight against losses; the demolition industry booms. The economic pressure makes airlines sort out models; which are not efficient enough anymore; earlier and earlier. (military) to discharge as unfit

Question 31

ausnutzen

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to exploit (use for one's advantage)

Question 32

ausrechnen

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(transitive) to calculate (reflexive; transitive) to reckon something; to work out something; to figure out

Question 33

ausreden

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(intransitive) to finish speaking (transitive; with dative) to talk out of

Question 34

ausreichen

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To suffice To last

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ausrichten

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To align To justify or orient To rectify

Question 36

ausschalten

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to turn off

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ausscheiden

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to secrete (sports) to eliminate

Question 38

ausschliessen

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to exclude; to debar to rule out (reflexive) to lock out oneself

Question 39

aussehen

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to appear to seem (like) to look (like)

Question 40

aussetzen

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(transitive; to a danger; risk; etc.) to expose (transitive; a baby) to expose; to abandon (transitive; an award) to offer (transitive; an activity or process) to suspend; to interrupt (intransitive; in a game) to miss a turn

Question 41

aussteigen

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(intransitive) to exit (transitive) to get off

Question 42

ausstellen

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to exhibit; to display to issue; to certificate

Question 43

Ausstellung

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exhibition

Question 44

aussterben

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to die out

Question 45

ausstossen

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To emit To eject; expel; discharge To utter To ejaculate

Question 46

austreten

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(intransitive) to leave; retire from; quit (a club; organization; etc.; collocates with aus) Er ist aus dem Chor ausgetreten. He quit the choir. (transitive) to stamp out (fire; etc.) Habt ihr das Lagerfeuer ausgetreten? Did y'all stamp out the campfire? (intransitive; euphemistic) to spend a penny; see a man about a horse (often collocates with muessen) Entschuldigen Sie; ich muss kurz austreten. Excuse me; I have to spend a penny.

Question 47

austrinken

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(transitive; a glass or bottle) to empty 1931; Arthur Schnitzler; Flucht in die Finsternis; S. Fischer Verlag; page 36: Ein frisch gefuelltes Glas Champagner stand vor ihm. Er trank es in einem Zug aus mit Lust; fast mit Begier. A freshly filled glass of champaign was in front of him. He emptied it in one draught with pleasure; almost with greed. (transitive; a drink) to finish (intransitive) to finish one's drink

Question 48

auswachsen

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to right or correct itself to grow [into something] to grow out of something to sprout

Question 49

auswandern

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to emigrate

Question 50

auswerfen

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to eject to cast

Question 51

Auswirkung

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impact implication effect; consequence ramification; repercussion

Question 52

auswaehlen

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to choose; to select; to pick

Question 53

auszahlen

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to pay off (to become worthwhile)

Question 54

ausziehen

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to pull out (auxiliary verb: haben) (transitive; of clothing) to take off (auxiliary verb: haben) (transitive; a person) to undress (auxiliary verb: haben) (reflexive: sich ausziehen) to undress; to take off one's clothes (auxiliary verb: haben) (housing) to move out (auxiliary verb: sein) to unscrew (auxiliary verb: haben)

Question 55

ausueben

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to practice / practise; to exert