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1 Ausflug
m excursion (auch fig.), outing, (day) trip; (Spritzfahrt) jaunt; einen Ausflug machen go on a trip; sie genossen i-e Ausflüge durch Schottland they enjoyed their rambles through Scotland; sie machte einen kurzen Ausflug nach Brighton she took a jaunt to Brighton* * *der Ausflugtrip; outing; excursion; sightseeing trip* * *Aus|flugm1) trip, outing; (esp mit Reisebüro) excursion; (= Betriebsausflug, Schulausflug) outing; (= Wanderung) walk, hike; (fig) excursioneinen Áúsflug machen — to go on or for a trip etc
einen Áúsflug in die Politik machen — to make an excursion into politics
2) (von Vögeln etc) flight; (von Bienen) swarming3) (am Bienenstock) hive exit* * *der1) (a trip; an outing: an excursion to the seaside.) excursion2) (a usually short trip, made for pleasure: an outing to the seaside.) outing3) (a journey or tour: She went on / took a trip to Paris.) trip* * *Aus·flugmeinen \Ausflug machen to go on [or for] an outing [or a trip]/a walk [or hike2. (Exkurs)* * *der outing; (vom Reisebüro o. ä. organisiert, fig.) excursion; (Wanderung) ramble; walkeinen Ausflug machen — go on an outing/on an excursion/for a ramble or walk
* * *einen Ausflug machen go on a trip;sie genossen i-e Ausflüge durch Schottland they enjoyed their rambles through Scotland;sie machte einen kurzen Ausflug nach Brighton she took a jaunt to Brighton* * *der outing; (vom Reisebüro o. ä. organisiert, fig.) excursion; (Wanderung) ramble; walkeinen Ausflug machen — go on an outing/on an excursion/for a ramble or walk
* * *-ë m.excursion n.outing n.
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