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Definition and meaning of AUS

Translation

aus Anlaß (+ génitif)

about

aus Atlas (adj.)

satin

aus Blech (adj.)

tin, tinny

aus Blei (adj.)

lead, leaden, made of lead, of lead

aus Bronze (adj.)

bronze, made of bronze, of bronze

aus dem Auge verlieren (v.)

lose touch with

aus dem Bett kommen (v.)

get out of bed

aus dem Gedächtnis kommen (v.)

forget, get out of practice

aus dem Gleis geraten (v.)

be derailed, derail, leave the tracks

aus dem Häuschen

delirious, in ecstasy, out of one's mind  (colloquial)

aus dem Konzept bringen (v.)

baffle, disconcert, fluster, put off, unsettle, upset

aus dem Konzept kommen (v.)

addle, become confused, get confused

aus dem Leim gehen (v.)

break, break down, break off, check, crack, snap off

aus dem Lot bringen (v.)

put in an awkward position

aus dem Rahmen fallen (v.)

be incongruous, be out of place

aus dem Takt bringen (v.)

baffle, disconcert, fluster, put off, unsettle, upset

aus dem Text bringen (v.)

baffle, disconcert, fluster, put off, unsettle, upset

aus den Augen verlieren (v.)

lose touch with

aus der Nähe (adv.)

at close range, close to, close up

aus der Provinz

provincial

aus der Taufe heben (v.)

present a child for baptism

aus der Übung kommen (v.)

forget, get out of practice

aus diesem Grund (adv.)

for that reason

aus eigener Kraft

under one's own steam

aus Eisen (adj.)

iron, made of iron, of iron

aus Elfenbein (adj.)

ivory, made of ivory, of ivory

aus Filz (adj.)

felt, made of felt, of felt

aus Glas (adj.)

glass, made of glass, of glass

aus Gold (adj.)

gold, golden, made of gold, of gold

aus Gummi (adj.)

made of rubber, of rubber

aus gutem Grund (adv.)

justifiably, with good reason, with reason

aus heiterem Himmel (adj.)

out of the blue

aus Holz (adj.)

made of wood, of wood, wooden

aus Horn (adj.)

horn, made of horn

aus Kattun (adj.) (knapp;vereinzelt)

cotton, made of cotton, of cotton

aus Kunstleder (adj.)

imitation leather, leatherette

aus Kunststoff (adj.)

plastic

aus Leinen (adj.)

linen, made of linen, of linen

aus letzter Zeit (adj.)

of recent date

aus Mangel an (+ datif)

for lack of, for want of, through lack of

aus Marmor (adj.)

made of marble, marble, of marble

aus Metall (adj.)

made of metal, metal, metallic, of metal

aus Moll (adj.)

of flannel, of flannelette

aus Molton (adj.)

of flannel, of flannelette

aus Nappa (adj.)

soft leather

aus Nickel (adj.)

made of nickel, nickel, of nickel

aus Nylon (adj.)

nylon

aus Papier (adj.)

made of paper, of paper, paper

aus Plastik (adj.)

plastic

aus Rohr (adj.)

made of reeds, reed

aus Samt (adj.)

velour  (American), velours  (British), velvet

aus Satin (adj.)

satin

aus Schaumgummi (adj.)

foam rubber

aus Schaumstoff (adj.)

foam  (ellipsis), foam plastic

aus Schilf (adj.)

made of reeds, reed

aus sein (v.)

be finished, be over and done, have had it  (colloquial)

aus sein auf

be out for

aus sein mit (v.) (+ datif)

be done for  (colloquial), be finished with, be over and done with, have had it with  (colloquial)

aus seinem Gedächtnis tilgen (v.) (figurativ)

efface from one's memory  (figurative;literary), efface the memory of  (figurative;literary)

aus Silber (adj.)

made of silver, of silver, silver

aus Spitze (adj.)

lace, made of lace, of lace

aus Stahl (adj.)

made of steel, of steel, steel

aus Stahlblech (adj.)

of steel metal, sheet metal

aus Stein (adj.)

made of stone, of stone, stone

aus Trikot (adj.)

made of tricot, of tricot, tricot

aus vergangenen Zeiten (adj.)

from ancient times, from bygone days, from days of old, from former days, from olden days  (literary), from olden times  (literary), from the old days, of yore  (literary)

aus vollem Hals singen (v.)

sing at the top of one's voice

aus voller Brust hervorbringen (v.)

sing at the top of one's voice

aus voller Kehle singen (v.)

sing at the top of one's voice

aus Wachs (adj.)

made of wax, wax, waxen

aus welchem Grund (adv.)

how come, how come?, what .. for, what … for, wherefore  (literary), why

aus Wildleder (adj.)

of suede

aus Wolle (adj.)

made of wool, of wool, wool, woolen  (American), woollen  (British)

aus Zink (adj.)

made of zinc, of zinc, zinc

aus Zinn (adj.)

made of tin, of tin, tin

aus zweiter Hand

at second hand

aus zweiter Hand (adj.)

second-hand

sich aus dem Kopf schlagen (v.)

clear one's mind, get out of one's head

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Analogical dictionary









aus (prép.) [abjagen , abkaufen , münden in , reichen , verdanken , zusprechen]






 

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