die Auslage

Plural: die Auslagen
Based on: aus, auslegen, Lage
Noun
  1. the window display, shop window
  2. the expenditures
1.

the window display, shop window

Examples
  • Entschuldigung, vor ein paar Tagen hatten Sie so ein wunderschönes Kleid in der Auslage. Ist das noch da?
  • Excuse me, a few days ago you had this beautiful dress on display/in your shop window. Do you still have that?
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2.

the expenditures

(Used in plural for the money you spend and then get reimbursed for. )
Examples
  • Thomas wartet immer noch darauf, dass ihm die Fluglinie die Auslagen für das Hotel erstattet.
  • Thomas is still waiting for the airline to reimburse him for the expenditures he made for the hotel.
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How many meanings does the German word 'Auslage' have?

Auslage has 2 distinct meanings: 1. the window display, shop window, 2. the expenditures.

What is the gender of 'Auslage'?

die

What is the plural of 'Auslage'?

die Auslagen

What is 'Auslage' related to?

The word 'Auslage' is related to aus, auslegen and Lage.

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Prefix Verbs Explained – “auslegen”
What's the meaning(s) of "auslegen"? Does it mean "to lay out"? And what is the difference to "rauslegen"? All this and more in this epic episode...
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