DICT.CC

aus

prep

∙ ex

∙ from

aus

Adverb

∙ off [light, power, etc.]

∙ off [of food in a restaurant]

aus

prep

∙ of

∙ out

∙ made of

aus

Adjective

∙ dead [put out, extinguished (fire, cigarette etc.)]

aus

Adverb

∙ over [pred.] [finished]

DICT.CC

einer

adj pron

∙ any [one of many]

einer

pron

∙ someone <so.> [male] [subject]

∙ of one

einer

adj pron

∙ any [one of many]

einer

pron

∙ one of [masculine; e.g. one of the tables]

einer

[none]

∙ to one

einer

∙ of a [feminine]

∙ of an [feminine genitive / dative object]

∙ a [feminine indirect object]

einer der Zuschauer

Noun

∙ a member of the audience

einer meiner Freunde

Noun

∙ a friend of mine

einer der Hauptdarsteller

Noun

∙ co-star

ein

∙ a

ein

adj pron

∙ any [one of many]

ein

∙ an [masculine subject / neuter subject or direct object]

ein

adj adv

∙ on

ein

∙ one

DICT.CC

ausscheren

Verb

∙ to break rank

∙ to sheer off

∙ to sheer out

∙ to step out of line [idiom] [fail to conform to standards, rules, etc.]

∙ to swing out [car]

∙ to veer

∙ to circulate out [drill]

∙ to peel off [fig.] [to leave a formation or group]

(seitlich) ausscheren

Verb

∙ to swerve

DICT.CC

und

conj

∙ plus [coll.; considered an error by many authorities]

und

∙ plus

und (gleichzeitig)

conj

∙ whilst (at the same time) [Br.]

DICT.CC

überholen

Verb

∙ to outpace

∙ to refit

∙ to overhaul

∙ to forereach [heel]

∙ to out-compete

∙ to outdistance

∙ to supersede

∙ to shoot ahead

∙ to pass [Am.]

∙ to outstrip

∙ to recondition

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