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v/t

1. (Luft, Plazenta) expel; (Dampf etc.) give off; (Rauchwolken) send out; TECH. (Kassette etc.) eject; (Geschoss) fire, discharge; Vulkan: belch; der Tintenfisch stößt bei Gefahr Farbwolken aus the octopus releases clouds of ink when threatened

2. (Fluch) utter; (Schrei) give, let out; (Seufzer) heave

3. WIRTS. (produzieren) turn out, produce

4. (Zahn) knock out; (Auge) gouge ( oder put) out

5. (ausschließen) expel ( aus from); (verbannen) exile (from); ( aus der Gesellschaft) ausstoßen ostracize, banish; sich ausgestoßen fühlen feel like an outcast, feel ostracized; aus der Armee ausstoßen discharge s.o. (dishono[u]rably) from the army; aus der Kirche ausstoßen excommunicate s.o.

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to hurl; to eject; to jet; to drive out; to ejaculate; to exhale; to heave; to vomit; to utter

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aus|sto|ßen
vt sep

1) (= äußern) to utter; Schrei to give; Seufzer to heave

2) (=ausschließen aus Verein, Armee etc) to expel (aus from); (= verbannen) to banish (aus from)

jdn aus der Gesellschaft áússtoßen — to banish sb from society, to cast sb out from society

See:

→ Ausgestoßene(r)

3) (= herausstoßen) to eject, to discharge; Atem, Plazenta to expel; Gas etc to give off, to emit; (NAUT ) Torpedo to fire; (= herstellen) Teile, Stückzahl to put or turn out, to produce

4)

ein Auge/einen Zahn áússtoßen — to lose an eye/a tooth

jdm ein Auge áússtoßen — to put sb's eye out

jdm einen Zahn áússtoßen — to knock sb's tooth out

5) (LING) Laut to drop

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1) ((often with out) (of a chimney etc) to throw (out) violently: factory chimneys belching (out) smoke.) belch

2) (to bring up (eg from the stomach); to throw out or up: The chimney was disgorging clouds of black smoke.) disgorge

3) (to utter or exclaim suddenly.) ejaculate

4) (to refuse to accept (someone) in society or a group: His former friends ostracized him because of his rudeness.) ostracize

5) (to refuse to accept (someone) in society or a group: His former friends ostracized him because of his rudeness.) ostracise

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aus|sto·ßen

vt irreg

1. (hervorbringen)

▪ etw [in etw akk] \ausstoßen to eject sth [into sth]

Gase \ausstoßen to emit [or give off] gases

2. (von sich geben)

einen Seufzer \ausstoßen to utter a sigh

einen Schrei \ausstoßen to give [out] a shout, to shout out

Laute \ausstoßen to make noises

3. (herausstoßen)

▪ etw [aus etw dat] \ausstoßen to expel sth [from sth]

4. (verlieren lassen)

▪ sich dat etw \ausstoßen to put out [or knock out] one's sth

▪ jdm einen Zahn \ausstoßen to knock out sb's tooth

jdm ein Auge \ausstoßen to poke out sb's eye

5. (ausschließen)

▪ jdn [aus etw dat] \ausstoßen to expel [or banish] sb [from sth]

6. (produzieren)

▪ etw \ausstoßen to turn out sth, to produce sth

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unregelmäßiges transitives Verb

1) expel; give off, emit < gas, fumes, smoke>

2) give <cry, whistle, laugh, etc.>; let out <cry, scream, yell>; heave, give < sigh>; utter <curse, threat, accusation, etc.>

3)

jemandem ein Auge ausstoßen — put somebody's eye out

4) (ausschließen) expel ( aus from); (aus der Armee) drum out ( aus of)

sich ausgestoßen fühlen — feel an outcast

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ausstoßen v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)

1. (Luft, Plazenta) expel; (Dampf etc) give off; (Rauchwolken) send out; TECH (Kassette etc) eject; (Geschoss) fire, discharge; Vulkan: belch;

der Tintenfisch stößt bei Gefahr Farbwolken aus the octopus releases clouds of ink when threatened

2. (Fluch) utter; (Schrei) give, let out; (Seufzer) heave

3. WIRTSCH (produzieren) turn out, produce

4. (Zahn) knock out; (Auge) gouge ( oder put) out

5. (ausschließen) expel (

aus from); (verbannen) exile (from);

(aus der Gesellschaft) ausstoßen ostracize, banish;

sich ausgestoßen fühlen feel like an outcast, feel ostracized;

aus der Armee ausstoßen discharge sb (dishono[u]rably) from the army;

aus der Kirche ausstoßen excommunicate sb

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unregelmäßiges transitives Verb

1) expel; give off, emit <gas, fumes, smoke>

2) give <cry, whistle, laugh, etc.>; let out <cry, scream, yell>; heave, give < sigh>; utter <curse, threat, accusation, etc.>

3)

jemandem ein Auge ausstoßen — put somebody's eye out

4) (ausschließen) expel ( aus from); (aus der Armee) drum out ( aus of)

sich ausgestoßen fühlen — feel an outcast

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v.

to churn out v.

to ejaculate v.

to eject v.

to expel v.

to extrude v.

to jet v.

Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > ausstoßen

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